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May 27, 2026

Phoenix at 50: scar, symbol and spirit

PHOENIX township, marking its 50th anniversary, is a paradox etched into Durban’s landscape — scarred by apartheid’s cruelty, yet radiant with resilience.

2 mins

A CUP OF COFFEE

THE KEY TO FINDING FULFILMENT - BY PRATIBA DAYA

2 mins

From apartheid's ashes to community flame

FIFTY years ago, Phoenix township was not born of choice, but of compulsion.

8 mins

Timeline of Phoenix's founding history

The period between the 1950s and the 1970s in South Africa witnessed the emergence of a central state housing policy in delineated group areas.

3 mins

The price of peace in Phoenix

DIVIDE AND RULE

3 mins

50 years later: flood victims share journey from Tin Town to Phoenix

FIFTY years ago, flood victims of Springtown Flats, commonly known as Tin Town, were given new hope after they were allocated homes in Phoenix.

3 mins

‘By the time I get to Phoenix ... she'll be rising’

FIFTY years ago, a dusty patch of cane fields and gritty dirt was given a name borrowed from a mythical bird. Today, that bird is very much on the move.

4 mins

Mother Phoenix: She raised us all - and the world knows it

“THEY gave us numbered units on sugar cane fields and called it a future. We turned it into a home, a community, a history — and from that home we sent our children out to change the world. That is the story of Phoenix. It deserves to be told whole.”

4 mins

Dr SP Singh - accessible, quality healthcare and aesthetic services

DR SP Singh is a Durban-based medical doctor and aesthetic practitioner dedicated to blending evidence-based medicine with compassionate, personalised care.

1 mins

K Govender & Partners - in-room scope procedures now available

THE practice of specialist surgeons K Govender & Partners now offers in-room scope procedures, with no or reduced co-payments depending on the patient's medical aid plan — making these essential procedures more affordable and accessible.

1 mins

Team Care - assisted living centres

IF you are struggling and battling to cope with your elderly, infirm or ill parent or loved one, help and assistance from Team Care are just a phone call away.

1 mins

Dr Luren Reddy - at forefront of orthopaedic innovation

DR Luren Reddy is a distinguished orthopaedic surgeon renowned for his commitment to excellence in patient care and innovation in modern orthopaedics.

1 mins

Phoenix Football Association: a legacy of unity and sport emerges from the ashes of apartheid

KEEP THE TORCH BURNING

3 mins

The spinning wizard of Phoenix

HIGH GROUND OF THE PAST

4 mins

Every child deserves a safe environment

AS DIRECTOR of Phoenix Child Welfare, it is both a privilege and a moment of deep reflection to be part of Phoenix’s 50-year milestone.

1 mins

A legacy of service and community support

PHOENIX reached a remarkable milestone this year, marking 50 years of growth, perseverance, and a strong sense of community.

1 mins

The journey of Phoenix Child Welfare

AS PRESIDENT of Phoenix Child Welfare, I am deeply honoured to be part of the 50-year celebrations of Phoenix, a community with a rich history of resilience, unity, and progress.

1 mins

“The Phoenix’: a journey of resilience and community

The Phoenix chronicles the resilience and identity of a community shaped by history, struggle and renewal. This book delves into the rich tapestry of life in Phoenix, celebrating its cultural heritage and the enduring spirit of its people, writes Dr Muni Kooblal

2 mins

Phoenix Township: from Gandhi's settlement to modern challenges

PHOENIX is a large township situated approximately 20 kilometres north of Durban in KwaZulu-Natal.

3 mins

Phoenix Settlement: the founding values and vision

This is an extract from the book, Gandhi's African Legacy: Phoenix Settlement 1904 to 2024, a History Through Letters, by Uma Dhupelia-Mesthrie.

4 mins

The remarkable journey of a community shaped by resilience

BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS

4 mins

Eunice David: the quiet flame of Phoenix's struggle

In the rich but often painful tapestry of South Africa’s liberation Struggle, many names are etched in bold letters — but some, like Eunice David, are written in quiet gold, their impact profound yet often unheralded.

3 mins

Remembering the unsung heroes: why our stories must be told

THE story of South Africa’s freedom struggle cannot be told through the names of presidents, political parties, or famous leaders alone. The foundation of our democracy was built by thousands of ordinary men and women whose sacrifices remain largely unknown.

4 mins

Phoenix celebrates 50 years amid perceived tensions between Indians and Africans

AS THE township of Phoenix in Durban commemorates its 50th anniversary this year, there is so much to celebrate, reflect on, and unlearn/learn from our long and ugly history of racial segregation, polarisation, and discrimination.

4 mins

Waiting for change, making a life

THOSE who made their way to Phoenix travelled many roads. In our research on waiters, we found out about so many who had made their lives in Phoenix. Waiters have fascinating stories because they live in two worlds at once.

5 mins

Remembering the Phoenix Working Committee

THE Phoenix Working Committee (PWC) played a pivotal role in the history of Phoenix.

4 mins

The New Bible Deliverance Fellowship makes a difference

IN A TESTAMENT to community resilience and faith, The New Bible Deliverance Fellowship in Greenbury, Phoenix, commemorates 45 years since the inaugural church building was erected.

3 mins

Pioneer resident Saminathan Yettian's journey of serving humanity

FOR the past five decades, Saminathan Yettian, a pioneer resident of Phoenix, has significantly contributed to community upliftment, including by providing first aid training and support at events.

3 mins

Proud teacher celebrates school anniversary

AS ONE of the first teachers of Pioneer Primary School in Phoenix, Srinivasan Moonsamy Munien said he was proud and happy to see the school celebrate its 50th anniversary this year.

2 mins

Phoenix's first mosque serves all faiths

AS PHOENIX commemorates 50 years since its establishment, the spotlight turns to the institutions that shaped its early community life such as the Baghdadi Musjid, recognised as the first mosque built in the area.

2 mins

From sugar cane to settlement: the evolution of Phoenix and its bus services

Zainul Aberdeen, author of Phoenix Buses, Social Space and Pride of a Community, looks at the rich history of Phoenix, from its origins as a sugar cane estate to its development as a vibrant community with a unique transport system.

3 mins

A return to simplicity: the evolution of children’s birthday parties

A TABLE filled with chips, sweets and Oros in paper cups. A homemade cake and a handful of friends running around. Those were the days when children's parties were simple. Fast forward to now, and things feel different.

2 mins

The unwritten rules of putting green behaviour

WHEN you arrive on the green, the first responsibility is to leave it in better condition than you found it.

1 mins

Lions players who could fuel 'miracle' against Leinster

LEINSTER’S wounded pride, homeground advantage and star-studded squad make them overwhelming favourites for Saturday's United Rugby Championship (URC) quarter-final in Dublin, but the Lions have made a habit of defying expectations this season.

2 mins

Kolbe signing cannot be the last for Cape side

THE acquisition of Cheslin Kolbe should not be the last major signing for the Stormers ahead of the next United Rugby Championship (URC) season.

2 mins

The clear and present Munster danger

ON PAPER, the Bulls appear well placed to secure another United Rugby Championship (URC) semi-final berth when they host Munster at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday (1pm kick-off).

2 mins

Menagerie can do the tango

PUNTERS face a competitive card on the poly at Hollywoodbets Greyville today but the first leg of the Pick 6 should fall the way of Menagerie.

3 mins

getting HOOKED Not red-hot, but still worth the run

OFFSHORE fishing has tapered off slightly over the past week, with winter conditions starting to show.

1 mins

Sunrisers chase hat-trick of wins over Royals

THE stakes could not be higher as Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and Rajasthan Royals (RR) prepare to lock horns in the eliminator of Indian Premier League (IPL) at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur today.

2 mins

Glasner targets 'perfect ending' for Palace

CRYSTAL Palace manager Oliver Glasner wants to secure a “perfect ending” to his successful two-year reign with victory over Rayo Vallecano in the Uefa Europa Conference League final in Leipzig, Germany today.

2 mins

The giants who refused to panic finally strike gold

THE 2025/26 football season will be remembered as the year the long-suffering pragmatists finally broke the matrix.

3 mins

Kimi roasts teammate George

KIMI Antonelli may have ridden his luck, but his unprecedented fourth consecutive victory after a demanding scrap with Mercedes teammate George Russell confirmed not only his precocious talent, but his mental toughness.

2 mins

Deportation fears keep immigrant fans away from US stadiums

HAITI'S first World Cup appearance since 1974 is a source of immense pride, but Emile, a Haitian living in Ohio, is afraid to attend a match because of US President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown.

2 mins

De Zerbi saves Spurs as Blues miss out on Europe

TOTTENHAM midfielder James Maddison praised Roberto de Zerbi for using his passionate personality to save the club from the humiliation of relegation.

3 mins

Gunners’ pragmatism meets PSG’s chaos

ARSENAL'S immovable object meets the unstoppable force of Paris Saint-Germain in Saturday's Uefa Champions League final, offering a pronounced clash of styles.

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