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Wool merchants part of the fabric of Durban streetscape

Wool merchants part of the fabric of Durban streetscape

By Mark Levin | Published Mar 20, 2025

In this week's Then & Now, Reid & Acutt was one of the oldest wool brokers in Durban. At the height of its success it moved to a site at 303 Smith Street where it built a handsome three-storey building in the popular Flemish Renaissance Revival style

The missing home of Durban wool merchant

By Mark Levin | Published Mar 12, 2025

This week’s old photograph of the house Glenlea dates back to about 1900. Its original address was 27 Grey Street.

The missing home of Durban wool merchant

The missing home of Durban wool merchant

R2bn Water Tender Dispute Heads to High Court Amid KZN Crisis

By Sipho Jack | Published Mar 7, 2025

R2bn Water Tender Dispute Heads to High Court Amid KZN Crisis

Zethe finds her voice with debut album Breathe

By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Mar 7, 2025

Zethe finds her voice with debut album Breathe

Unveiling secrets of the Swartkrans Cave | new fossils of a tiny human ancestor

By Staff Reporter | Published Mar 6, 2025

Unveiling secrets of the Swartkrans Cave | new fossils of a tiny human ancestor

New toilets hope to flush away Durban’s sanitation crisis

By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Mar 6, 2025

New toilets hope to flush away Durban’s sanitation crisis

The fearsome days of the Cato Manor riots

By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Mar 6, 2025

The fearsome days of the Cato Manor riots

Omar Badsha: capturing South Africa's path to freedom

By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Mar 6, 2025

Omar Badsha: capturing South Africa's path to freedom

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Financial recourse for consumers

By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Mar 5, 2025

Financial recourse for consumers

Financial recourse for consumers

Maha Shivaratri in Durban

By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Feb 28, 2025

Maha Shivaratri in Durban

Maha Shivaratri in Durban

New tool promotes languages in school

By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Feb 27, 2025

New tool promotes languages in school

New tool promotes languages in school

Durban puts on the Ritz for a 4-hour ride in the rain

By Frank Chemaly | Published Feb 26, 2025

Durban puts on the Ritz for a 4-hour ride in the rain

Durban puts on the Ritz for a 4-hour ride in the rain

Easy to cook, pork loin is a delicious mid-week staple

By Aaron Hutcherson | Published Feb 26, 2025

Easy to cook, pork loin is a delicious mid-week staple

Easy to cook, pork loin is a delicious mid-week staple

A tribute to Hurricane, the most decorated K-9 in White House history

By Kyle Melnick | Published Feb 26, 2025

A tribute to Hurricane, the most decorated K-9 in White House history

A tribute to Hurricane, the most decorated K-9 in White House history

Do you enjoy doing the occasional puzzle? Wait until you see this

By Cathy Free | Published Feb 26, 2025

Do you enjoy doing the occasional puzzle? Wait until you see this

Do you enjoy doing the occasional puzzle? Wait until you see this

How a simple cup of tea can treat the toxins in water

By Amudalat Ajasa | Published Feb 26, 2025

How a simple cup of tea can treat the toxins in water

How a simple cup of tea can treat the toxins in water

Racing along the Golden Mile

By Frank Chemaly | Published Feb 26, 2025

Racing along the Golden Mile

Racing along the Golden Mile

Pioneering composer restored to his rightful place in SA music history

By Gwen Ansell | Published Feb 25, 2025

Pioneering composer restored to his rightful place in SA music history

Pioneering composer restored to his rightful place in SA music history

Former Miss Universe opens up about journey from cyberbullying to authorship

By Anita Nkonki | Published Feb 22, 2025

Former Miss Universe opens up about journey from cyberbullying to authorship

Former Miss Universe opens up about journey from cyberbullying to authorship

South African teacher faces lifetime ban after borrowing over R800k from school and parents

By Verna van Diemen | Published Feb 22, 2025

South African teacher faces lifetime ban after borrowing over R800k from school and parents

South African teacher faces lifetime ban after borrowing over R800k from school and parents

Don’t drop the ball on HIV/Aids, says scientist

By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Feb 21, 2025

Don’t drop the ball on HIV/Aids, says scientist

Don’t drop the ball on HIV/Aids, says scientist

Cape Peninsula Baboon Management Task Team established to address human-wildlife conflicts

By Tracy-Lynn Ruiters | Published Feb 21, 2025

Cape Peninsula Baboon Management Task Team established to address human-wildlife conflicts

Cape Peninsula Baboon Management Task Team established to address human-wildlife conflicts

Sailing in Durban

By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Feb 21, 2025

Sailing in Durban

Sailing in Durban

Hand Foot and Mouth Disease spikes in KZN

By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Feb 21, 2025

Hand Foot and Mouth Disease spikes in KZN

Hand Foot and Mouth Disease spikes in KZN

Everyone’s guide to adulting

By Wendy Jasson Da Costa | Published Feb 20, 2025

Everyone’s guide to adulting

Everyone’s guide to adulting