IOL-IndependentOnline

As Green with Envy galloped across the finish line the crowd was on their feet cheering for jockey Craig Zackey.

Trainer Dean Kannemeyer speaks on Daily News 2000 winner Craig Zackey’s readiness for the Hollywoodbets Durban July and triumphant win.

The NSRI Port Edward rescue craft Spirit of Steve came ashore at Port Edward at 6.09am on Saturday with the 4 casualty sailing yacht “Tipsy” crew onboard. The NSRI Shelly Beach rescue craft Spirit of Dawn (that assisted in refuelling Spirit of Steve and then accompanied her on the leg home to Port Edward before continuing on her way) can be seen passing by in the background heading towards Shelly Beach. The rescue operation was activated at 7.38pm on Friday. All 4 casualty crew are recovering safely and well.

Nine-year-old Blayke Fourie, who recently underwent a kidney transplant, got the opportunity to meet his rugby hero, two-time World Cup-winning Springbok Eben Etzebeth and spent the afternoon with him.

Construction of the Wilmar Palm Oil Refinery in Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone has already created more than 1373 jobs.

Construction of the Wilmar Palm Oil Refinery in Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone has already created more than 1373 jobs.

The eThekwini Municipality’s Inner City Regeneration Programme began on Friday with the demolition of China Emporium after a blaze ripped through mainly the lower levels of the building on Dr Pixley KaSeme Street on January 21, 2022, and has remained an eyesore ever since.

Political party leaders proposed solutions to solve the water supply issues in the Inanda, Ntuzuma and KwaMashu during a town hall meeting in KwaMashu.

The three appeared to be good swimmers and would most likely have escaped the rip currents. Coincidentally, NSRI and eThekwini lifeguards were doing joint training and a “typical” lifeguard preventative rescue effort took place.

The body of an unidentified man with multiple injuries was found dumped in a granadilla plantation in Bulbul Drive in Silverglen this afternoon.

A 31-year-old church youth leader, who was arrested last week for the alleged rape of a 14-year-old member of his church band, is expected to appear in court for a formal bail application

Sewage pumping out of the Sloane Road Pump Station, Bluff on Thursday.

The strategic location of the Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone makes it ideal for energy infrastructure investment and development.

The strategic location of the Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone makes it ideal for energy infrastructure investment and development.

Phoenix residents are up in arms over electricity and water outages. Residents said they had been without electricity for 10 days and on Wednesday water stopped, after days with low pressure.

Charlene at the post goes mental, what's new.

Members of the Westville community in Durban took a stand against poor service delivery and began cleaning up their community.

ALS Paramedics spokesperson Garrith Jamieson describes the Berea hostage incident on Tuesday that left three victims and and the alleged suspect with injuries ranging from minor to moderate.

Animal activist Reshani Panday Garib called for pet owners to stop abandoning their pets after receiving a call from a passer-by who was on his way to work when he noticed four puppies that were left in a shopping basket.

Duduzane Zuma, the son of former president Jacob Zuma said his party aims to address some of the challenges faced, particularly by the youth.

Former president Jacob Zuma's son, Duduzane Zuma, said his party, All Game Changers, will be a force to be reckoned with in the upcoming elections, as they will be bringing solutions to the various challenges faced by the country.

Around two dozen Phoenix residents protesting against the water outages in the area were treated for moderate to injuries after standing-off with police on Monday.

Phoenix residents protesting over the constant water outages clash with police officers on Monday morning on the Phoenix Highway.

Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Ronald Lamola urges employers to employ ex-offenders if they qualify for the job.