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‘We work sick because missing a day means no food’

A call centre worker says she has spent 20 years working sick, exhausted and without benefits because she cannot afford to lose her job.

Zulu King warns anger over immigrants could explode

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has called for calm as tensions over illegal immigration grow ahead of the local government elections.

KZN news bites: Icebolethu denies bricks in bishop’s coffin

Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal’s latest news.

Jobless for four years, Senzo takes fight to factories

A 27-year-old Benoni man says he is tired of living without work and hopes a jobs march will finally make businesses listen.

Midnight massacre leaves 12 dead and nine injured

Police are hunting more than 10 gunmen after 12 people were killed and nine others wounded in a mass shooting in Cleveland.

Funeral brings Shaka and Zwangendaba descendants together after 200 years

The funeral of Zambia's King Mphezeni IV brought together descendants of warriors whose ancestors fought in the Mfecane wars and the Battle of Isandlwana.

Kidnapping remains Gauteng’s biggest crime headache

Gauteng police say serious crime is falling across the province, but kidnappings remain a major concern as criminal gangs change tactics.

Durban city centre too dangerous for investors, says MEC

Rising crime and safety concerns have forced a KwaZulu-Natal government department to move its headquarters from Durban city centre to Dube TradePort.

Dead man dumped after alleged police cover-up call

Explosive court papers filed by the Madlanga Commission claim a murdered man's killers believed a senior police general could help them escape justice.

Ambulance delays force dad to send sick child to school

A Cape Town father sent his sick son back to school because he feared an ambulance would take too long to reach their area.

AVBOB system crash forces family to take loan

Funeral insurer AVBOB says policyholders received full benefits during a system crash but families say they got no help and had to take out loans.

She is employed, medicated and still cannot make ends meet

Kgabo Molwele goes to work every day as a line manager, takes the 5:30am train in the dark to save money, collects waste food for her garden and is on depression medication.
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