Durban in the News:
Union rivalry disrupts teaching at KZN school again, warring teachers locked out by parents: Twelve teachers at Emzamweni High School in KwaMnyandu, Pietermaritzburg, have been locked out of the school premises by parents on Monday.
Proteas bat first at wet Kingsmead, Fortuin debuts: The Proteas will bat first in the rain-hit 2nd ODI against England at Kingsmead in Durban on Friday.
Woman killed, four injured in KwaZulu-Natal head-on crash: A woman believed to be in her 30s has died in a car crash near Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal on Friday.
Spring-heeled Sharks confirm: Our hunt is serious!: The Sharks again demonstrated on a memorable Friday in Dunedin their mounting ability to strike from broken play in a jiffy, writes Rob Houwing.
With Tahir no longer, Shamsi embraces ‘new beginning’: Tabraiz Shamsi has an opportunity to step out of Imran Tahir’s shadow as his country’s premier spinner in limited overs cricket.
Sharks start tour on a high with Highlanders mauling: The Sharks have started their Australasian Super Rugby tour in style with a victory over the Highlanders in Dunedin.
KZN health MEC lashes out at ‘false and irresponsible’ reporting on coronavirus: KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC Nomagugu Simelane-Zulu has lashed out at certain media houses for their “false, irresponsible, and sensationalist” reporting on two suspected cases of the coronavirus.
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