Was it a snake, a frog or Jacob Zuma?
It could have been snake – or a frog – that caused a disruption at this past weekend’s Reed Dance at the eNyokeni …
President calls for unity in eThekwini
Durban – President Jacob Zuma called for unity in the ANC when he met with the party’s troubled eThekwini region in Durban. …
Last xenophobia victims refugee shelter to close
Durban – Durban’s last refugee shelter housing those who fled the recent xenophobic violence in the city will close at the …
Zuma cancels meetings with eThekwini Branches
Durban – A meeting between the ANC’s top brass and the party’s eThekwini branches, which was meant to sort out …
Zuma Tribute to Player
President Jacob Zuma has paid tribute to one of South Africa’s renowned conservation activists, Dr Ian Player. Player, aged 87, died on …
President Jacob Zuma’s backers must rather donate to the needy
The IFP calls on President Zuma’s backers to rather donate to the needy instead of wasting money on attempting to bail out …
Help for child-headed homes
Pietermaritzburg – President Jacob Zuma on Tuesday visited three households in Mbali, Pietermaritzburg, where he spoke to members …
KZN residents look forward to President’s visit
Pietermaritzburg – Eugenia Mbeje of Ashdown, in Pietermaritzburg, says she is happy to have President Jacob Zuma visit her town on …
Official Women’s Day Commemoration
President Jacob Zuma will deliver a keynote address at the Women’s Day Commemoration on Saturday, 09 August 2014 at King Zwelithini …
Award given to KZN Head of Treasury raises concerns
The IFP in the KwaZulu Natal Legislature has raised its grave concerns about the recent award which was presented to Mr Simiso Magagula, …
KZN cultural precinct gets off the ground
KwaZulu-Natal is forging ahead with plans to build a cultural precinct, which will serve as a living museum of the Zulu nation. Arts and …
Zuma calls for tolerance in KZN ahead of elections
With the 2014 general elections less than a month away, President Jacob Zuma has urged the people of KwaZulu-Natal not to allow violence …
Taxpayer-funded projects used for electioneering
The leader of IFP Caucus in eThekwini, Mdu Nkosi, today expressed concern with the ANC’s use of a municipal housing project for …
Cornubia the pride and joy of 482 home owners
Ottawa – Four hundred and eighty two beneficiaries are now proud home owners, thanks to the new R25-billion Cornubia Integrated …
President Jacob Zuma to officially open R25 Billion Cornubia Housing Project
President Jacob Zuma will on Sunday, 6 April 2014, officially open the R25 billion Cornubia Housing Project in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. …
President Zuma gets clean bill of health
President Jacob Zuma completed the third and last part of his annual routine medical check-up at a Durban hospital this morning. The …
Nxesi must resign
The IFP has renewed calls on the Minister of Public Works, Thulas Nxesi to resign from his position with immediate effect as he is in …
Government releases Nkandla task team report
The Justice, Crime Prevention and Security (JCPS) Task Team report on the security upgrades at President Jacob Zuma’s private …
Security minister’s Nkandla concerns are irrelevant
The IFP believes that the security minister’s statements on the publication of Nkandla photographs are a clear indication that …
South Africans called on to conserve water
President Jacob Zuma has called on South Africans to play their part in conserving water. “Not a drop must be wasted, not a drop …
Zuma sends condolences to families of KZN Eskom workers
President Jacob Zuma has extended condolences to the families of the six construction workers, who were killed when a structure …
Nxesi responds to DA’s Nkandla court action
Public Works Minister Thulas Nxesi says the Democratic Alliance’s court bid for the report on the security upgrade of President …
Mchunu will not join Presidency
The Presidency has dismissed media reports that KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Community Safety and Liaison, Willies Mchunu, will join the …