Kirana Govender at the Junior Africa Golf Challenge in 2025
Jehran Naidoo|Published

Eight-year-old Kirana Govender wins at Junior Africa Golf challenge

Bail for Phoenix woman arrested in cocaine bust

Yoshini Perumal|Published

Narelle Maikoo was charged with dealing in cocaine and heroin after police found a brick of cocaine worth R350 000 in her bedroom and heroin powder in her kitchen. ...

Crackdown on illegal dog breeding: new regulations after tragic incident

IANS|Published

Following a deadly pit bull attack, the Tamil Nadu government is set to impose strict registration laws on dog breeders and sellers, marking a significant shift ...

Shreeya Mahadeo shines at the inaugural KZN Chess Awards

Monishka Govender|Published

Fifteen-year-old Shreeya Mahadeo dominated the inaugural KZN Chess Awards 2025, taking home Junior Female Player of the Year while balancing rigorous training with ...

Illustration: Gazan Child Memorial
Special report

These are the names of the 18,000 Palestinian children murdered by Israel since October 7

Experience the spirituality of the 7th Annual Durban Ganesh Utsav

Post Reporter|Published

The much-anticipated 7th annual Durban Ganesh Utsav will be held from tomorrow (Tuesday) at Greyville Racecourse from 6pm.

Two mothers, two cultures: how Sandile Padayachee's story unites SA

Rakesh Ramdhin|Updated

From two mothers and two cultures to a marriage uniting communities, Chatsworth’s Sandile Padayachee Mzolo, 31, reminds us that our shared humanity is greater than ...

Biggest cocaine bust in Phoenix: two arrested, allegedly linked to Southside Gang

Yoshini Perumal|Published

The drugs were going to be sold in Phoenix, Umhlanga, Ballito and Hillcrest

Community demands accountability following report on housing corruption in Phoenix

Nadia Khan|Published

In the wake of a damning SIU report, residents of Phoenix demand urgent accountability from officials implicated in housing project corruption, galvanising community ...

The legacy of Jaisingh Surujbullee Singh: education and community impact

Nadia Khan|Updated

In tribute to the sterling work of chairman of the 1860 Indentured Labourers Foundation Verulam, Jaisingh Singh, who passed away on Friday. In the year of the first ...

Investigation uncovers corruption in eThekwini housing development

Nadia Khan|Published

A lengthy investigation by the Special Investigation Unit has uncovered alarming levels of corruption and malfeasance in the eThekwini Municipality’s housing programme, ...

Sacred food, sacred health: how ritual meals connect culture, faith and gut wellbeing

Dr Rajendran Govender|Published

Explore how traditional fermented foods - once dismissed as antiquated - offer both cultural significance and tangible health benefits, reminding us of the sacred ...

Man claims police forced his Muslim fiancée to drink beer

Nadia Khan|Published

“My fiancée has been left traumatised and sick after she was forced to consume the alcohol. "

Man chops up wife, roams around with her heart, body parts in bag before fleeing

IANS|Published

A gruesome murder has left residents in shock as a man allegedly displayed his wife's dismembered body parts in a bag

Shameem Kumandan: from backyard laundry to national success

Melini Moses|Updated

Join the movement to empower women entrepreneurs in South Africa as their stories of resilience and success flood pages in Her Story, Her Success.

‘Organ transplant gave me a second chance at life’

Nadia Khan|Published

Almost six months ago, Mahendran Naicker received a kidney transplant which he said had given him a second chance at life after he suffered renal failure.

The hope of organ donation: Marilyn Rampersad battles for a triple-organ donation

Nadia Khan|Published

For the past five years Marilyn Rampersad, who is in need of a triple organ transplant, has lived with the hope that she would find a donor.

Organ donation awareness: saving lives and encouraging compassion

Nadia Khan|Published

In commemoration of National Organ Donor Awareness Month in August, various stakeholders are encouraging South Africans to give the “gift of life”.

Reflections on the National Dialogue Convention

ADVOCATE RANJIV NIRGHIN|Published

The majority of our South African citizens feel excluded, alienated and ignored by our government, and the issues that we face are not limited to a specific sector ...

'I learnt to speak up': The significance of being celebrated as a leading woman CEO

Jennifer Reddy|Published

Join top woman CEO Jennifer Reddy as she reflects on her incredible journey to becoming the Private Sector CEO of the Year 2025.

Gaza: the humanitarian crisis turning citizens against governments

Yeshelen Govender|Published

As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens, terms like nomicide and medicide emerge, shedding light on the brutality of the conflict and prompting a surge in international ...