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In this issue

November 19, 2025

Sukhari family devastated: drunk driver kills four despite warnings to police

THREE weeks after a drunk driver claimed the lives of four members of the same family on Diwali day, surviving relatives are speaking out about their devastating loss.

4 mins

Community divided over food and alcohol bans, and live-streaming rules at Clare Estate Crematorium

These rules were necessary to restore order, and preserve the sanctity of funeral rituals: Pradeep Ramlall

6 mins

Deadly hijacking: man’s murder was driven by ‘opportunistic greed’

THE family of 57-year-old Ranjankumar Boya Sew is demanding justice after the Richards Bay man was hijacked, kidnapped, and found stabbed to death in Jozini.

2 mins

Unprepared or misunderstood? Shamila Batohi’s parliamentary performance draws mixed reactions

NATIONAL Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP) Shamila Batohi faced tough questioning in Parliament over the NPA’s handling of political killings, appearing unprepared with statistics and drawing criticism from analysts.

6 mins

Money doesn't grow on trees': Durban residents slam mandatory number plate replacement by December 1

DURBAN motorists have expressed frustration as mandatory number plate changes add financial pressure during already challenging economic times.

3 mins

Celebrating the first Indian Mrs South Africa: a tribute to unseen women

'HONOURING THE JOURNEY'

3 mins

'A money-making scheme': pensioner challenges estate's R575 speeding fine

A 72-YEAR-OLD veteran journalist is challenging a R575 speeding fine issued by an estate for driving 42km/h in a 30km/h zone.

4 mins

Durban metro police officers claim discrimination over work shifts and overtime

STAFF SHORTAGES

3 mins

Uneven playing fields

THROUGHOUT South African sports history, black sports people were denied national representation.

2 mins

From memory to hope: history is about the future

'WHERE CAN WE GO?'

6 mins

Tracing the footsteps of indentured workers in Port Shepstone

HARDSHIP AND HOPE

5 mins

The Golden City evolution into POST

BANNING ORDERS

6 mins

Crimson Leaguers spy out Joburg as gang battle area

THE notorious Crimson League gang in Durban has started to spy out the land in Johannesburg which it is considering as a possible new area for its protection racket.

1 mins

Ending GBV starts with all of us

TO THE triple socioeconomic challenges facing South Africa - unemployment, inequality and poverty — must be added an equally distressing fourth: gender-based violence (GBV).

2 mins

Shut down the Israeli Embassy: SA’s moral duty in face of covert Palestinian transfer

THE scenes at OR Tambo International Airport in recent weeks should haunt this country.

6 mins

Why our G20 legacy must move from policy vision to real implementation

AS SOUTH Africa stands on the eve of hosting the Group of Twenty (G20) Heads of State Summit from November 22 to 23, the world's most powerful economies will gather in Johannesburg to discuss the future of our planet.

4 mins

KZN salutes the Indian community’s 1860 indentured labour legacy

'ENDURED GREAT ADVERSITY'

4 mins

From indentured labour to leadership

ECONOMIC INEQUALITY

4 mins

Re-fashioning an identity: celebrating the 165th anniversary of Indian South Africans

WHEN I taught history in school under the apartheid system, I always put my classes through a simple test relating to their conceptualisation of their identity.

5 mins

Celebrating 165 years since the arrival of the Indians in SA

DECENT HOUSING

6 mins

Buckets, betrayal and ballots: the ANC’s moral collapse and its inevitable decline

IN 1994, millions of South Africans queued for hours, not just to vote, but to reclaim their humanity and dignity.

5 mins

From hardship to heritage: celebrating 165 years of Indian history

ALLOW me to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the POST for this special publication commemorating the 165 years of the arrival of indentured Indians to South Africa.

1 mins

Celebrating the legacy of SA's iconic photojournalist, the late Dr Ranjith Kally

BRAVE MAN'

6 mins

An open letter to the ANC: why should I pay for new number plates?

I AM A 27-year-old lady from Phoenix, and I want to ask the ANC government why I have to spend my hard-earned money on changing my car number plates.

1 mins

Indentured Workers' Arrival Day

The 1860 Heritage Centre hosted an indentured workers arrival commemoration ceremony on Sunday at the centre in Derby Street, the Methodist Church in Ismail C Meer (Lorne) Street, the Badsha Peer Park in Bertha Mkhize (Victoria) Street, and the Durban Hindu Temple in Somtseu Road.

1 mins

Kollywood delivers a compelling social drama worthy of your attention

THIS year has produced entertaining and thought-provoking films in the Tamil movie industry.

2 mins

Divya Dutta celebrates 21 years of SRK-Preity Zinta starrer “Veer-Zaara’

ACTRESS Divya Dutta took a nostalgic trip down memory lane as she celebrated 21 years of Yash Chopra’s Veer-Zaara, sharing a series of memorable stills from the film.

1 mins

‘Sari Sir’: a dance of memory, resistance and renewal

ARTISTIC MENTORSHIP

3 mins

The Crescendos: timeless band celebrates 70 years

IN 1955, a group of musicians in Cato Manor, in Durban, united to form a band that would become synonymous with music across generations.

2 mins

Shandu puts personal ambition aside as Pirates chase silverware

BANDILE Shandu is a team player at Orlando Pirates — that he’s fallen down in the pecking order and his Buccaneers’ future looks bleak with every passing month doesn’t appear to be relevant.

2 mins

Breetzke lauds Warriors captain form, leadership

WARRIORS batter Matthew Breetzke has praised teammate and captain Matthew de Villiers for both his good form and leadership in the ongoing Cricket South Africa T20 Challenge.

2 mins

Norris braces for 'difficult' Las Vegas GP despite back-to-back wins

FRESH off consecutive victories in Mexico and Brazil, championship leader Lando Norris has tempered expectations ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, admitting that McLaren could face their toughest weekend of the season under the Strip’s cold night lights.

2 mins

Powerandtheglory back in action

ALWAYS held in high regard, the sparingly raced Powerandtheglory hit winning ways in his last run in good style. Hopefully, now in a racing routine and confidence up, he can go back-to-back when he runs in race 7 over 1400m at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth today.

4 mins

Fish feeding hard as early November action heats up

WE MIGHT only be in the first half of November, but the KZN coast is already on fire! The fish are feeding hard, the action is electric, and there's plenty for every angler to get excited about.

1 mins

Key tips for winning sudden-death golf playoffs

WHEN the tournament comes down to a sudden-death playoff, the pressure can feel overwhelming.

1 mins

‘He keeps pulling up well..’, Carey says of Cummins ahead of Ashes

AUSTRALIA'S wicketkeeper Alex Carey said that regular captain Pat Cummins seemed to be in excellent shape after finishing a full-intensity one-hour net session at Optus Stadium in Perth.

1 mins

England bank on fast bowling barrage in Australia

ENGLAND go into the first Test against Australia on Friday with arguably their most hostile attack in decades, putting their faith in fast bowling in a quest to regain the Ashes.

2 mins

Shukri Conrad and Temba Bavuma rebuilt the Proteas’ fighting spirit

THE Proteas Test team have a song that they sing when coming together for a picture at the end of a big win or a triumphant series.

2 mins

Springboks dominate as Du Toit, Marx, Nché headlines World Rugby Player of the Year shortlist

THREE Springboks have been named among the nominees for the 2026 Men’s 15s Player of the Year award, the governing body announced yesterday.

1 mins

Arsenal look to right Sunderland wrong in derby

DERBIES often show little respect for form, reputation or past history, the best-laid plans often dissipating in the heat of drama, raw emotion and chaos that accompany these grudge matches.

3 mins

Captain Bavuma doesn’t get the recognition he deserves, Kumble

FORMER India Test captain and ICC Hall of Famer Anil Kumble believes Proteas skipper Temba Bavuma deserves to sit at the table of the modern-day greats of world cricket.

2 mins

Do modern-day batters have the defence and patience needed in Test cricket?

IN THE wake of the low-scoring contest in the first Test match between India and South Africa at Eden Gardens in Kolkata last week, questions have been posed about the modern-day batters’ techniques.

2 mins

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