Durban in the News:
Water-polo coach accused of sexually abusing students back in court: A former Parktown Boys High sports coach and assistant boarding master, who allegedly sexually groomed students, is expected back in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s court.
I can’t wait to respond to my critics without restrictions – Zuma: President Jacob Zuma did not spare his critics during the Nelson Mandela Memorial Lecture in Empangeni.
Battle for the prime beach erupts: The battle over one of Durban’s unspoilt beaches is about to erupt over a multi-billion rand high-rise development at the southern-most end of the city’s “Golden Mile”.
Traditional values can help stop political killings – Inkosi Chiliza: If traditional values and leadership were better instilled in South Africa’s democracy, there would be less violence and fewer political killings, the Moerane Commission of Inquiry has heard.
Bookies back Sharks, Stormers to lose: The Lions will be South Africa’s lone remaining side in this year’s Super Rugby tournament after the weekend’s quarter-finals, according to bookmakers…
Money, lack of morality contribute to political killings – expert: A sociology professor with expertise in political violence in KwaZulu-Natal says that financial remuneration and a lack of morality have contributed to bloodshed in the province.
We chat to the talented kids of Durban band Kwini Kuza: Meet Kwini Kuza – a band consisting of teenage prodigies aged 13 and 14 from Durban and Stanger.
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