ActionSA has urged KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli to take immediate action against severe medication shortages crippling healthcare services in the province.

[WATCH] KZN premier Thamsanqa Ntuli, SAPS provincial commissioner Nhlanhla Lt Gen Mkhwanazi and other members of the ...

After a harrowing five-month ordeal, KwaZulu-Natal businessman Zakariya Desai has been safely returned to his family, who ...

DURBAN - The newly elected African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) leadership in KwaZulu-Natal admits it has a tough ...

MK Party MP Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla and the party have gone to ground on the explosive infighting in the party, which ...

An Eskom employee was hijacked and held hostage for eight hours in KZN, leaving him traumatised and raising concerns about ...

The suspects were arrested during the police’s high-density operations, commonly known as Operation Shanela. Police have ...

The KwaZulu-Natal Blind and Deaf Society is fostering inclusivity with the launch of a computer skills programme and the TalkSign 2025 awareness campaign. The programmes are designed to equip deaf ...

KwaZulu-Natal Engen Maths and Science Schools shined a light on their top achievers. The pupils shared their journey and ...

The University of KZN and UK scientists are developing a high-tech system that will warn about heavy rainfall and floods ...

Families of patients are bringing water for their loved ones to Prince Mshiyeni Memorial hospital in Umlazi, Durban. This ...

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli lauded the agreements as milestones that will advance South Africa’s energy and maritime sectors.