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Global Airways Announces Flights Between Durban and Réunion Island Starting 26 February 2026 - ACSA

The 2025 KwaZulu-Natal Investment Conference (KZNIC 2025), held from 22 to 24 October at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre, concluded with verified investment pledges totalling R100.1 billion across 34 projects, signalling a major step towards accelerating inclusive and sustainable development in the province.

“Park-within-a-park” zones catering to all age groups - children, teens, adults and seniors. An alcohol-free, family-oriented environment that prioritises safety, inclusivity and multi-generational use. Construction will commence following the completion of the remaining statutory and commercial processes. The Municipality and the developer will provide updates on all aspects of the project.

Right now, many South African businesses are struggling. Business owners are doing everything possible to keep their companies afloat but, sadly, there is a reluctance to ask for help. However, according to Jo Mitchell-Marais – national chair of the South African Restructuring and Insolvency Practitioners Association (SARIPA), it is time to overturn negative perceptions and support the “second chance economy” that could kick start a turn around.  This approach is underscored

South Africa’s first fully operational intermodal freight village in the small KwaZulu-Natal town of Estcourt is not only actively addressing the inefficiencies and congestion along South Africa’s busiest road freight corridor between Durban and Gauteng but is about to expand into a multi-billion-rand operation that will set an important precedent for containing logistics costs and making local manufacturers more competitive, says EIT Group CEO Wessel Jacobs.