By Prudence Mathenjwa Second-year Fine Arts student at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) is already making waves in the art world with her deeply personal work. Siyethemba Ngubane’s latest painting, showcased at a recent DUT Fine Art Exhibition, is a heartfelt tribute to her late mother and brother, both of whom passed away when […]
By Prudence Mathenjwa As South Africa marks Heritage Month, the question of how young people are connecting with traditional food comes to the fore. While some remain deeply rooted in cultural dishes, others are blending tradition with modern influences, reflecting the diversity and dynamism of today’s food culture. At Eshowe TVET College, Mcebisi Shongwe, a
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KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) is positioning tourism at the heart of its economic sustainability strategy, with leaders stressing that the sector is more than leisure—it is a driver of jobs, investment, and inclusive growth. Launching Tourism Month celebrations in KwaDlangezwa on Thursday, MEC for Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs Reverend Musa Zondi said tourism was “one
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By Prudence Mathenjwa| 18 May 2025 The Durban University of Technology (DUT) hosted the Qhakaza Ladies Network Siyakhana Women’s conference for female students on Saturday, 17 May 2025. The event was a developmental initiative by the university to encourage female students to prioritise their health, well-being and receive guidance from women who are achieving
Students at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) protested outside Steve Biko campus demanding to receive their National Student Financial Scheme (NSFAS) allowances yesterday. The students were led by the Economic Freedom Fighters Student Command (EFFSC) members as they protested outside campus premises. They stated that they will not be going to classrooms with empty
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By Prudence Mathenjwa | 6 May 2025 Fans were left frustrated and disappointed as they were unable to buy tickets for the Soweto derby match after having stood and waited in long queues on Monday morning. The tickets have been sold out ahead of the Nedbank Cup final between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates
The KwaZulu-Natal South Coast is set to solidify its reputation as a premier tourism destination with a R6 million upgrade to the iconic KwaXolo Caves. The project, spearheaded to boost rural tourism and create local jobs, underscores the region’s commitment to integrating rural communities into the mainstream economy. Known for their ancient San artwork and
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Last Saturday, Al Ansaar Outreach proudly hosted its 3rd Annual Ghusl Workshop at the Al Ansaar Conference Center. With a packed audience of eager and devoted learners, the event proved to be an overwhelming success. Attendees filled the venue, each eager to absorb the wisdom and insights shared throughout the day. The workshop featured a
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Since the unfortunate unrest that took place in KwaZulu-Natal, our community has witnessed a surge in hardship. Many elders, widows, and individuals who lost their jobs have been severely impacted, struggling to make ends meet. As a community organization and radio station located in Overport, we felt it was our duty to step in and
The Al Ansaar Foundation has made a significant contribution to the Redcliff area in Verulam by installing a much-needed borehole, providing clean drinking water to a local school and the surrounding community. This initiative was made possible through the generous support of patrons at the 2023 Durban Summer Souk. Responding to an urgent need in
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