Durban in the News:
Sharks’ injury woes grow as Bosch stays home: The Sharks have suffered another blow ahead of their first Super Rugby outing this weekend after utility back Curwin Bosch was ruled out with a shoulder injury.
KZN stormwater drain baby a ‘wake-up call’ for family planning – MEC: KZN health MEC Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo says that family planning methods such as contraceptives and condoms need to be strengthened in order to prevent the abandonment of babies and the illegal termination of pregnancy.
Tributes expected to pour in at memorial service for slain DUT student: Durban University of Technology student Mlungisi Madonsela, who was shot and killed on campus, is to be remembered at a memorial service.
Siyabonga Cwele visited a Home Affairs employee whose name went viral after she assisted clients after hours: The efforts of a Department of Home Affairs employee have been so remarkable that they even attracted the attention of Minister of Home Affairs Siyabonga Cwele.
Sadia Sukhraj murder: Court to hear what happened as trial kicks off: The finer details of what transpired when 9-year-old Sadia Sukhraj was shot dead are expected to emerge in the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Durban when the trial of the man accused of her murder is expected to kick off.
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