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Two firemen sustained second-degree burns, while participating in the rescue of six people after a factory caught alight in Jacobs, South of Durban, on Sunday. The factory complex consists of several buildings on Brooklyn Road that manufactured shoes and sandals. In the December of 2019, significant portion of the complex was destroyed by a fire […]

Passport Fraud Syndicate Dismantled in KwaZulu-Natal Investigators from the Hawks have arrested five individuals in Durban, including a former Home Affairs official, for their involvement in a passport fraud ring spanning branches in Durban, Isipingo, and Eshowe.The suspects allegedly facilitated the issuance of fake South African passports to undocumented foreign nationals in exchange for payments between

It has officially begun and there can be no withholding it. Israel has moved to strike key sites of political power and military importance in Iran to spark a war. Both Iran and Israel launched new missile strikes at each other on Wednesday as the war between the two long time enemies entered a sixth

SADTU Suspends Protest as Education Department Unlocks R900 Million Emergency FundingThe South African Democratic Teachers’ Union (SADTU) has officially suspended its work-to-rule campaign in KwaZulu-Natal following a critical breakthrough with the provincial Department of Education. This comes after weeks of administrative disruptions, exam delays, and teacher protests that affected over 800 public schools. Education MEC

Seven Home Affairs Department employees have been arrested for forming part of a suspected passport fraud syndicate. The arrest of these individuals by the Home Affairs Department and the Hawks Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation will be followed by their appearance at the Durban Specialized Commercial Crimes Court yesterday (Tuesday) for trial. The Hawks also

Al Ansaar News Bulletin – 14 June 2025   Local and International Headlines   Eastern Cape and KZN Devastated by Deadly FloodsHeavy rains and landslides have caused significant destruction across parts of the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal, resulting in the deaths of at least 49 people. Among the victims were six high school learners whose bus was swept away

Israel carried out air strikes on Tehran, capital of Iran. These strikes targeted the country’s nuclear program and raised the potential for a larger war between the two bitter adversaries. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his generals called this military Operation, “Rising Lion”. Iran’s Supreme Leader Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said last week Friday