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In celebration of Women’s Month, eThekwini Municipality will host the Women in Maskandi Festival Auditions this weekend at the Stable Theatre in Durban, giving women a platform to break into a genre that has historically been male dominated.

The iconic return of the legendary Midlands Ultra Triathlon will take place on Sunday, 13 September 2026 at the iconic Midmar Dam, one of South Africa’s premier endurance sport venues. This epic Triathlon returns to where the Ultra Series roots were planted back in 2009, with the staging of 9 successful events at Midmar Dam.

KwaZulu-Natal's cruise tourism sector is proving to be far more than a seasonal attraction. As international cruise ships continue to call at the Port of Durban and Richards Bay, the industry is generating significant economic activity, supporting thousands of jobs and creating opportunities for businesses across the province.

The official opening of Kingsburgh Junction on Thursday, 23 July, marked an important milestone for retail development on KwaZulu-Natal's South Coast, introducing a modern convenience shopping destination designed to better serve the growing communities of Kingsburgh and its surrounding suburbs.

Every July, thousands of cyclists gather at the start line of the Amashova National Classic, ready to tackle one of South Africa's most iconic cycling events. Spectators see colourful jerseys, determined faces and the excitement of race day. What they don't always see is everything that happened long before the starting whistle.

When people speak about David Wiseman, his name is almost always followed by the same description: co-founder of the Amashova National Classic. While that title is certainly deserved, it tells only a fraction of the story.

As South Africans mark Mandela Month, a time dedicated to service, solidarity and making a positive difference in the lives of others. PinkDrive and Richards Bay Minerals (RBM) are launching a health outreach campaign that will bring life-saving screening, awareness and education services to communities across KwaZulu-Natal, the Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga.

First, it was the laptop we brought home “just in case”. Then it was the smartphone on the bedside table. Now it is the smartwatch on our wrist, vibrating through dinner, school runs, holidays and sleep. This is why holidays must be seen as essential maintenance, but the real challenge is not finding time for a holiday. It’s learning how to disconnect once we’re on it.