“Anyone who wants to be elected by us must come and kneel here and commit that I will never touch your land.” – Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini

Well, it all makes sense now.

King Zwelithini’s warnings are getting a little more serious than we may think.

Who is this man, and why is he surrounded by private security in military uniform?

The NYT has brought South Africa’s political killings crisis to a worldwide audience, with a detailed exposé of corruption within the ANC.

Brrrr! Some regions could receive a whopping 80cm of snow before the end of the week, as temperatures plummet in the east.

It’s a crime that has rocked the local community: The Phoenix Triple Murder case made a dramatic debut in court on Tuesday afternoon.

KwaZulu-Natal train services have been suspended after a vicious attack on an uMlazi station last week Friday.

Kessie Nair lost the plot trying to mobilise people to see beyond race…

A 19-year-old UniZulu student was stabbed, allegedly by his roommate, at the institution’s KwaDlangezwa campus on Sunday following an argument between the two.

The five-day mission to cities in Guangdong and Shanxi provinces will be led by Zikalala and comprises of MEC for Arts and Culture Bongiwe Sithole-Moloi

Looks like you’ll need to head up north if you want to build a house in South Africa on the cheap. KwaZulu-Natal has had a shocker.

Nomagugu Simelane-Zulu, the regional spokesperson for the ANC, says the ward chairperson was ambushed near his home.

An adopted KZN native, Simon Milliken was a much-loved part of the KZN Philharmonic Orchestra. However, his life was cut tragically short on Friday.

Durban-based English teacher Danielle de Bruyn has apologised for her actions after using the K-word in a classroom debate.

It seems the K-word isn’t just reserved for racists on Greek beaches. Apparently, this school teacher didn’t think twice about using it.

The new Bill was introduced as a means to reduce absenteeism among schoolgirls.

The men were brutally tortured at the hands of police.

Students burn furniture and appliances in protest over accommodation.

Military veterans say they’ve been sidelined.

Known by locals as eThekwini – derived from the Zulu word for “lagoon”, Durban offers a diverse, multicultural experience of a lifetime.

The fundraising event hopes to make enough proceeds to keep the roof above the orphaned babies and toddlers of KZN.

The KZN Sharks Board and its staff members were assessing a shart net in Richards Bay when tragedy struck. Now, officials have lost their lives.

Local community members are left fuming after a farmer dug up graves to plant mielies.

Surprised?