Another sub-contractor implicated in the R208 million eThekwini Municipality waste tender fraud was arrested on Thursday morning, the Hawks have confirmed.

The Durban High Court ruled this week that a will which named a Durban woman as the executrix for the multimillion-rand estate of her dead La Lucia neighbour was a forgery.

According to the association, life insurers rejected 1915 funeral claims worth R176.4million last year, of which 1127 were found to involve fraudulent documentation.

Public Protector released several reports which investigated wrongdoing by top politicians Faith Muthambi, Tina Joemat-Pettersson and former Parliamentary speaker Baleka Mbete.

There has been a marked decrease in the number of farm-related murders in the past financial year.

Four councillors, eight eThekwini municipality employees and three contractors nabbed by Hawks

Claims that graft prevents community getting compensation for ancestral land

Andrew Fraser, who lives in Portland Road which is directly behind the M4, said he was told that he needed to pack up and move as a precautionary measure.

A former Durbanite, now living in Gauteng, said she was planning to travel home via bus for the Christmas holidays but was considering other options

The good news this week came from the SA Ports Regulator, who announced his ruling on the Transnet National Ports Authority’s (TNPA's) tariff application for the 2020/21 period.

At peak times, traffic volumes can increase to well over 2000 vehicles per hour.

A three-year-old boy sustained a gunshot wound to the leg and was conveyed to hospital for medical attention.

Efforts to promote economic transformation are continuously frustrated by fronting.

Durbanites woke up to incessant rain on Thursday that floods roads and caused extensive damage in various areas.

Eskom said it would continue with rolling blackouts suppressing up to 2 000 MW of demand on a staggered basis until 11 pm to avoid collapsing the strained national grid.

Port Natal Museum is abuzz with anticipation at the return of JR More and SAS Durban