Mom wins R9. 7 million Lotto jackpot, plans business expansion

Post Reporter|Updated

Local mother wins big with Lotto jackpot.

Police officer faces new theft and fraud charges linked to Zarah Ramsamy hijacking

Yoshini Perumal|Published

The officer was found with 272 bank cards, some linked to the 2021 looting incidents in KwaZulu-Natal.

Mental health services in crisis: KZN organisations struggle amid funding cuts

Yoshini Perumal|Updated

MENTAL health organisations in KwaZulu-Natal are facing imminent collapse as funding cuts force staff to borrow from loan sharks just to get to work. With facilities ...

Court upholds conviction of business owner in violent workplace assault case

Nadia Khan|Updated

A GAUTENG businessman who assaulted his employee so severely the victim required hospital treatment has failed in his High Court bid to overturn his conviction. ...

The legacy of Jhugroo Primary: a monument to community spirit

Ravi Govender|Published

IN THE early days of the pioneer Indians in South Africa, one of the main concerns was providing education for the young.

From Chatsworth to Disney: Shiva Thandava dancers to perform at Diwali Fest in US

Rakesh Ramdhin|Published

THE Shiva Thandava Cosmic Temple of Dance from Moorton, in Chatsworth, has been selected to represent South Africa at Disney World's prestigious Diwali Fest in Florida ...

From player to mentor: Elvis Govender's cricket legacy lives on

Rakesh Ramdhin|Published

After more than 50 years dedicated to cricket as player, coach, and administrator, Chatsworth's beloved Elvis Govender steps away from formal roles while continuing ...

Community divided as 'Sugar Popz' Chetty laid to rest in Phoenix

Post Reporter|Updated

A heavy police presence was visible at the funeral of Yogandran “Sugar Popz” Chetty, today. Several motorists were arrested for reckless driving during the funeral ...

Watch VideoWatch: Phoenix protestors stand united with Gaza

Rachel Vadi|Published

In a stirring display of solidarity, Durban's Phoenix community comes together to call for humanitarian action and justice for Palestine.

Chatsworth family sentenced to life imprisonment for nanny's murder over insurance policy

Post Reporter|Published

A Chatsworth couple and their daughter have been sentenced to life imprisonment after they were found guilty of killing their nanny they had taken a R750 000 life ...

Love beyond borders: how a simple bubble gum led to an intercultural marriage

Rachel Vadi|Published

WHEN Kiara offered Fredrick a bubble gum at work, she had no idea it would spark a conversation that would lead to marriage. Despite coming from different countries ...

Wings of hope: how repurposed saris restore dignity to cancer patients

Rachel Vadi|Updated

FOR 21 years, Phoenix resident Rashika Rampersad's Wings of Hope charity has been transforming donated saris into dignified head wraps for cancer patients who have ...

Wig wam bam. . . here comes The Raj

Ravi Govender|Published

Reflecting on the vibrant life of Amichand Rajbansi, this column explores the complexities of a man who captivated a nation, paving paths for the unheard and leaving ...

Calm in the countdown: thriving through the next 90 days

Krsangi Radhe|Published

As the final quarter of the year looms, it's time to shift gears and embrace a softer, more intentional approach.

Astrological insights for October 2025:

Mellissa Mallaya-Pandaya|Published

Unlock the energies of October 2023 with our detailed astrological guide.

Diwali's evolution: tradition meets convenience

Yogin Devan|Published

As Diwali approaches this month, let us reflect on how the festival's essence continues to illuminate our lives, igniting memories of joy, warmth, and the unity ...

'Pillow Talk': a new narrative for Indian South African romance

Nivashni Nair Sukdhev|Updated

Discover how Nivashni Nair Sukdhev’s Pillow Talk is set to reshape perceptions of Indian romance, breaking free from clichés and embracing modern complexities in ...

The sari in South African history

Professor Ashwin Desai and Professor Goolam Vahed|Published

The sari weaves a rich tapestry of resistance and identity in South Africa's tumultuous history - discover how this garment became a powerful symbol of protest, ...

A monumental dilemma: why old statues are causing new debates

Professor Dasarath Chetty|Published

The debate over colonial statues rages on in South Africa and globally. Discover why the fight is about more than just bronze and stone, as communities reckon with ...