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IN PICS | Tourism memorial planned to honour late IFP founder on 100th birthday (opens the original)
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The IFP is hoping to commemorate its founder’s centenary birthday by creating a memorial similar to the one in honour of late US civil rights movement leader Dr Martin Luther King Jr. This is the vision of IFP leaders who spoke at an event on Thursday to honour Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi on his birthday in KwaPhindangene in Ulundi, northern KwaZulu-Natal. Buthelezi died in September 2023 at the age of 95. Now his party and cultural heritage bodies are hoping to honour the late political leader
KZN school stalled by construction mafia and contractor challenges (opens the original)
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Delays in payments and extortion claims have caused learners at Sibonginhlanhla Primary School in Verulam, north of Durban, to suffer under unbearable learning conditions. The learners had hoped to celebrate the launch of their newly built R73m school in July, but instead the contractor was officially terminated. The new date for the school to be completed has moved to July next year with an additional R10m cost. The school that the pupils currently use has no proper sanitation and there is no p
Zulu king’s outburst is ‘psychological, emotional and economic violence’: gender rights group (opens the original)
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King Misuzulu kaZwelithini’s reign, which has been marred by controversy, hit a double wobble this week, drawing criticism from a gender-based organisation. Since ascending the throne in 2021 after the death of his father King Goodwill Zwelithini, the king has faced factional disputes within the royal family, instability in the royal office and domestic disturbances that have hurt the Zulu monarchy. Last week, footage emerged of a visibly angry king accusing Queen Nomzamo Myeni of infidelity, th
Fired for bringing March and March to bar, says former manager (opens the original)
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A bar manager in uMdloti, north of Durban, claims he was fired after he became an anti-migrant activist. Speaking on the sidelines of a March and March demonstration in Pinetown, west of Durban on Thursday, Siboniso Gumede said his former employer fired him after accusing him of being a trouble-maker. Gumede, who worked at the bar in the upmarket tourist town, said his former employer, who also owns a popular Durban beachfront pub, accused him of bringing the anti-migrant protest to his business
Public works launches investigation into Inanda church collapse (opens the original)
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The department of public works and infrastructure has launched an investigation into why a Shembe church wall collapsed in Inanda, north of Durban, trapping 12 congregants on Monday afternoon. Eight people were hospitalised after the wall fell on them. Four of the injured remained in hospital on Tuesday, while one underwent surgery. Public works minister Dean Macpherson visited the site on Tuesday, where he met church elders, announced an investigation into the cause of the collapse, and also co
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