AI can solve South Africa's water crisis
Staff Reporter|Published

AI can solve South Africa's water crisis

World first three Michelin stars for Indian cuisine

AFP|Published

An Indian restaurant in Dubai was awarded the maximum three Michelin stars last weekend - the first time the prestigious honour has been given to Indian cuisine ...

Lesotho's jockeys saddle up for mountain horse racing

AFP|Published

Swathed in vibrant woollen blankets against the biting winter chill, jockeys - some no more than boys - thundered down a dusty track carved between the undulating ...

Could Rupert Murdoch bring down Donald Trump?

The Conversation|Published

If Rupert Murdoch becomes a white knight standing up to a rampantly bullying US president, the world has moved into the upside-down.

For the turning of the trams

Frank Chemaly|Published

The postcard this week shows the unusual intersection of Musgrave, Innes and Florida roads in the early 1900s, so designed to turn the tram around at the top of ...

July 26: What's on in Durban

Frank Chemaly|Published

Your guide to entertainment in the province this week.

Squeamish about the SQ factor

Frank Chemaly|Published

I have never been a fan of the intimidating SQ on a menu. I understand the need for it with items that are difficult to source and may vary in price substantially. ...

Turning Point in Xenophobia Crisis

The Editor|Published

The actions of the March and March group, joined by members of Operation Dudula, in blocking access to healthcare facilities for foreign nationals, here legally ...

Building KZN's biggest orchestra ever

Staff Reporter|Published

Music en Masse is annual event that brings together anyone who can read and play music, from all ages and cultures in KZN to create “the biggest orchestra ever seen ...

Mass gathering of 'Witnesses' in JHB

Staff Reporter|Published

Thousands of Jehovah's Witnesses are expected to gather in Johannesburg for a national convention next week.

Cyber bullying: deadly mental health crisis in SA schools

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

Bullying has led to a mental health crisis among South Africa's learners.

From Soweto to the sea: SA’s first Black freediver makes waves

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

South Africa's first Black freediving instructor, Zandile Ndhlovu stars in Shark Week 2025.

Hospitals first, schools next: Inside South Africa’s growing anti-foreigner movement

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

Foreigners barred from entering Addington Hospital in Durban, while group targets other hospitals

You might be fooling yourself about peanut butter, plus 5 other protein mistakes

The Washington Post|Published

Scientists have cautioned that peanut butter isn’t as high in protein as many people think.

Family adopts a shelter dog — then learns he’s the father of their late dog

The Washington Post|Published

Ziggy’s appearance and personality are similar to those of their late dog, Rufus, who died a few days before they brought Ziggy home in early April. Reiff thought ...

Heard of Nvidia? Here’s why you should pay attention

The Washington Post|Published

It boggles the mind that a tech company that many people have never heard of is the most valuable corporation in the world. Having recently crossed the threshold ...

Dire predictions about renewable energy were all wrong

The Washington Post|Published

During the first quarter of this year ...

Engineer expelled by ECSA over George building collapse

Staff Reporter|Published

ECSA expels engineer over George building collapse, refers case for criminal probe

A hub of entertainment on the beach

Frank Chemaly|Published

The old picture this week features the Durban Pavilion at the bottom of Old Fort Road, Dr KE Masinga Road today. The fanciful structure burnt down in the late 1930s ...

Hats off the the chefs of the future

Frank Chemaly|Published

Students do an intensive year’s training under Chef Jackie’s guidance and then go out to get experience in the industry, many finding their way into the top kitchens ...