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Durban University of Technology invites prospective students to apply for selected academic programmes that remain open for the 2027 academic year.
South Africa's MK Party overhauls parliamentary leadership structure
The DA has urged voters not to 'waste' their votes on smaller parties in the eThekwini metro, warning that this could hand control to the MK Party.
A South African food influencer has shared a recipe for a nutritious dinner that costs just R80 and feeds four people, with each serving containing 32g of protein.
Ferrari's internal engine failure exposed by Singapore Grand Prix
The Western Cape Government partners with SAPS and GI-TOC to improve crime recording and prosecution outcomes in Mitchells Plain through the "Lawyers in Police Stations Project".
BMW combines innovation and heritage in its electric vehicles, addressing concerns from enthusiasts about the driving experience.
A voice recording played during Shadrack Sibiya's bail hearing has raised allegations of money, police connections and protection linked to the Madlanga Commission.
Formula 1 has signed a 10-year deal with Rwanda to host the African Grand Prix, marking its return to the continent after 30 years.
Abre van Wyk, aka KarooKiwi, creates platforms to connect Afrikaners globally
Durban's Golden Mile is set for another hospitality addition with Mojo's preparing to expand its footprint to the beachfront after securing a lease for a prime South Beach property.
African fashion designers are being encouraged to focus on sustainable practices by building on traditional craftsmanship and local materials.