First National Bank has offered to pay a contribution towards the Living Legends Legacy Trust.

More than 250 police officers, primary school pupils and members of the public participated in the KZN Police and Community Chess Challenge.

Rising fuel and utility prices have eroded disposable incomes in South Africa, with retail sales rising a modest 1.1percent year-on-year in February.

The eThekwini Municipality said that issues of safety and the flouting of by-laws were the main reasons it put the brakes on a feeding project.

No ocean predator is more fearsome in the public imagination than the great white shark, but even they appear to steer clear of orcas.

The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (Iskcon) will host the 31st annual Durban Festival of Chariots over the Easter weekend.

A giant lion with enormous fangs that roamed the Kenyan savannah more than 20 million years ago was one of the largest ever meat-eating mammals, researchers said.

The Department of Transport has warned those involved in the torching and looting of trucks.

Former KwaZulu Natal Hawks boss Johan Booysen will resume his testimony at the Zondo commission on Thursday morning.

Police in KwaZulu-Natal have appealed for public assistance in the case of a Durban North businessman who was murdered at his office last Friday afternoon.

The register of members' interests will not be complete without gifts to MPs and ministers - from Russian vodka to scarves, a gas heater and meat.

The IEC says it has agreed to extend voting hours at four missions abroad for South African voters to accommodate observation of Sabbath.

The IFP has turned against the DA and the EFF, its coalition partners in several municipalities, saying they cannot be trusted to run the country.

SA needed to break from the “nationalist paradigm” that had ruled the country for over a century in order to develop and modernise, Moeletsi Mbeki said.

The ANC govt's policy is centred around borrowing but placing little emphasis on paying back and it is one of the reasons that SA is sinking into crisis, Buthelezi said.

Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher apparently got by on four or five hours’ sleep a night.