Durban couple Bruno Pelizzari and Debbie Calitz have been sold by their pirate captors to another Somali group.

A teenager who fell into a manhole in Durban, has successfully sued the eThekwini municipality for negligence.

Conservationists Ian Player says an air attack is the most efficient way to protect our rhino population.

Livingston Primary School has become a leader in remedial education, writes Colleen Dardagan.

The eThekwini municipality may establish an ethics committee to keep councillors in line, and to punish them too.

Formal objections have been submitted to the electoral tribunal over the voting process in Sunday’s elections of traditional councils in KwaZulu-Natal.

The family of Niranjani Pillay say they are desperate for answers and to find their dead daughter’s toddler.

A crime involving a man being killed, exhumed and dumped into a river to be eaten by crocodiles, has resumed.

A monument will be erected in honour of the 12 South Africans who died during apartheid’s Matola raids in 1981.

A KZN man is fighting for his life after being shot in the spine during a armed robbery.

Residents say a 4km stretch of a beachfront promenade in Ballito, KZN, was illegally erected.

KZN’s health, schools, roads and ports will all be upgraded in the near future, says Premier Zweli Mkhize.

Durban’s landmark King George V Hospital will be renamed in honour of anti-apartheid and anti-colonialism heroes.

Despite being known as the epicentre of SA’s HIV/Aids pandemic, major progress has been made in KZN’s health sector.

The legal battles of the Snowdon Farm Trust which seeks to build a resort in the Drakensberg, continues.

A church is in a bidding war with racehorse owner and Jacob Zuma ally, Roy Moodley.

The confessions of two police reservists have come under question, after intimidation allegations surface.

Durban is set to be revved up when the Top Gear Festival screeches into town on the weekend of June 16-17, with the organisers pulling out all the stops to put on a motoring spectacle not seen before in SA.

It’s been alleged that Durban Solid Waste has played a part in causing a R15m recycling plant to close.

The Department of Education says it will not repair schools that have been deliberately damaged.