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May 07, 2025

Holidaymakers face ban after provoking hippo in St Lucia

A GROUP of holidaymakers could face a permanent ban from St Lucia after they provoked a hippo, in the town's Pelican Street.

3 mins

Body of KZN graduate brought home after she suffered cardiac arrest in India

TWO months ago, former Durban woman Mikaila Chetty achieved her dream of being called “doctor” when she graduated with her PhD in Forensic Toxicology.

3 mins

Chatsworth water crisis: Allegations of threats against distribution officer

CHATSWORTH residents have accused the eThekwini Municipality of “blowing a situation out of proportion” after they were accused of threatening a water distribution officer (WDO) and preventing him from implementing the rationing schedule by shutting off the reservoir valves.

3 mins

Mom's inspiring story of raising deaf children

DISCOVERING that both her children were deaf, Nayantra Kanaye felt as if she was “mourning the loss of a loved one”.

6 mins

Rising violence in Chatsworth linked to drug, alcohol abuse

COMMUNITY leaders are sounding the alarm over a rise in violence linked to drug and alcohol abuse, following a crime analysis report indicating an increase in assault and grievous bodily harm cases in Chatsworth.

3 mins

Granny mauled by pit bull while walking home from church

NO CHARGES FOR DOG OWNER

3 mins

Verulam residents live in fear as crime escalates in the CBD

RESIDENTS of Verulam's central business district (CBD) are increasingly fearful as crime rates soar, with reports of theft, stabbings, and armed robberies becoming commonplace, leaving shoppers and business owners on edge.

3 mins

The power of emotional balance in women

A WOMAN is an embodiment of shakti, or pure energy.

2 mins

Honouring mothers through holistic health

WELL-BEING

3 mins

Exploring family and identity in 'The Village Indian'

Vanessa-Govender, the author of Beaten But Not Broken, and the children's book, The Selfish Shongololo, will soon release The Village Indian. In a candid Q&A with Candice Soobramoney, Govender reveals the inspiration behind her new book, her journey through life, her family, and the importance of embracing your unique story, no matter how unconventional it may seem.

8 mins

Celebrating my mum

FOR those of you that don’t already know my mum - the woman that raised me, loved me and continues to pour love into my family and me - is not my biological mother.

3 mins

Celebrating a journey of love and happiness

FOR Durban comedienne and entrepreneur, Natashia Munian, becoming a mother has been a life-changing and rewarding journey.

2 mins

A tribute to Dhanalutchmee Pillay

In a heartfelt tribute, community activist Brandon Pillay reflects on the life of his late mother, Dhanalutchmee Pillay, who embodied love, resilience and sacrifice. From her miraculous recovery to her unwavering support, this story honours her legacy and the profound impact she had on his life and that of others in the community.

3 mins

The orphaned children of indenture

WHIPPED AND JAILED

5 mins

Chatsworth woman launches ‘Clips for Change’ campaign to support cancer patients

IN A BID to help those battling cancer, a Chatsworth woman has embarked on a campaign to collect plastic bread packet clips, which will assist the Cancer Association of South Africa (Cansa) in its efforts to acquire wheelchairs.

3 mins

1913: the 10 days that shook Durban

There has been a lot written about the Great 1913 Strike. The strike first sparked in the coal mines of Newcastle. The strike then ignited the plantations of the North and South coasts of Natal. There has been though little focus on the strike in Durban, where the city's workers rose up by laying down their tools of trade. It was noteworthy that the very first strikers joined on November 16. This was, of course, the day on which the very first indentured workers arrived in Natal. In the wake of the commemoration of Workers' Day we take a look at the strike and its stunning impact on Durban.

7 mins

G20 could push for the funds to be shifted to cleaner energy

FOSSIL FUELS ARE STILL SUBSIDISED

4 mins

India and Pakistan tension escalates with suspension of historic water treaty

INDIA has taken the highly significant step of suspending the 1960 Indus waters treaty, which governs water sharing with Pakistan, as part of its response to the April 22 terrorist attack in Kashmir that killed at least 26 people.

4 mins

Help uncover the tin tags of our ancestors

IN 1860, the first Indian indentured labourers arrived on the shores of Natal, each carrying a little more than hope, and a simple tin tag stamped with a number and an estate name. These small metal discs, worn around their necks, were their only form of official identification in an unknown land.

4 mins

Remembering Dan Pillay: ANC underground operative aka the Nightingale

IN LATE 1985, an Indian gentleman met me at La Mercy Beach Hotel in Tongaat, at the reception, and asked if he could use the hotel callbox.

2 mins

Joy for Joshlin verdict

A HUGE roar of joy broke out in the makeshift Saldanha Bay court room last Thursday.

1 mins

Fight, but do not hate

THE recent Pahalgam terror attack in Kashmir has left many of us in grief and disbelief.

2 mins

Should the minister of finance take the blame for the Budget impasse?

ANC MANDATE

4 mins

Thumba Pillay ... the firebrand activist who became a judge

INVOLVED IN SEVERAL ORGANISATIONS

6 mins

2021 unrest: Anant Singh did respond

I REFER to the letter to the editor from Zahir Danbar, \"Silence on suffering of SA Indians deafening\", the POST, April 29-May 4.

1 mins

Disregard for human life

“MAN shot dead when he stopped to buy bread,” the POST, April 30 - May 4, refers.

1 mins

Kashmir: a plea for peace

HEADLINES read that Kashmiris pray that the state of tension between India and Pakistan be resolved without war.

1 mins

He ain't heavy, he's my cousin brother

WHAT'S happening to us as Indian South Africans? Why are we allowing the traditional family ties and friendships that once pervaded our lives, to just fade away?

1 mins

Reflection on William Blake's vision in the modern world

WILLAIM Blake is regarded as one of the most widely anthologised poets of the 18th and 19th centuries.

3 mins

Losing hope in our country

“COMMUNITY outraged by death of man (93), who was assaulted by robbers”, the POST, April 30 - May 4, refers.

1 mins

Budget plan is flawed

THE eThekwini Municipality has called for public consultations for its 2025/2026 draft budget and Integrated Development Plan (IDP).

1 mins

No place for incompetence in the public service

THE Integrated Development Plan (IDP), incorporating the budget, is the most important matter that a municipality has to adopt and is a legal imperative.

1 mins

A journey into Kaali’s past

VEERA Dheera Sooran Part 2 provides suspense from the first minute.

1 mins

Tamannaah joins Sidharth in 'Vvan'

TAMANNAAH Bhatia will share screen space with actor Sidharth Malhotra in the folk thriller, Vvan, which is slated to release next year.

1 mins

Suriya shines in 'Retro'

RETRO is a cinematic visual feast for all Suriya and Kollywood movie fans.

2 mins

Couple's pioneering efforts captured

IN 1888, five years before young lawyer Mohandas Gandhi arrived in South Africa to start his path to becoming the Mahatma that he is known as today, there was another man bestowed with that title for his unrelenting social reform for women and the untouchable caste, known as the Shudras.

1 mins

Timeless Kanjivaram saris make a comeback

WITH the flood of public holidays behind us, it is back to full-on work mode.

3 mins

Mint Chutney With Peanuts: Pudina Chutney

3 cups mint leaves 1 cup fresh coriander 1 cup roasted peanuts 1 large clove garlic ½ tsp chopped ginger 2 green chillies 1 tsp tamarind paste, mixed in ½ cup water 2 tsp lemon juice water salt

1 mins

Vanilla Sponge Cake

125g or 1/2 cup butter salted 3/4 cup castor sugar 2 tsp vanilla essence 4 large eggs 2 cups cake wheat flour 2 tsp baking powder 2 tbs vegetable oil 1 cup milk warm

1 mins

French minister apologises to Liverpool fans for 2022 Champions League final blame

FRANCE’S former interior minister Gerald Darmanin has apologised to Liverpool fans for wrongly blaming them for the chaos at the Stade de France during the 2022 Champions League final in Paris.

1 mins

Forest’s Euro ambitions cut down

NOTTINGHAM Forest's bid to qualify for the Uefa Champions League suffered a setback as they were held to a damaging 1-1 draw at Crystal Palace on Monday.

2 mins

Sinner ready to rise in Rome after limbo

JANNIK Sinner is the star of the show at the upcoming Rome Open as the world No 1 and Italian tennis hero gears up for his return to the courts after a contested doping ban.

2 mins

Cherry Oh Baby to break the ice

Mike and Mathew de Kock can get the meeting off to a winning start with Cherry Oh Baby who has been camped in the second box for her last four starts.

1 mins

Mastering wedge shots in rainy conditions

LATELY, we have seen rain play a huge part in our golf games and playing in that type of weather can be all the more challenging. This week we take a look at your wedge play in these situations.

1 mins

Full-blown couta chaos in the North Coast

DREAMING of bent rods, screaming reels, and salt spray on your face? Your moment is now.

2 mins

ILC to reunite cricket legends

THE stage is set for a thrilling showdown as legendary cricketers from around the world return to action in the Intercontinental Legends Championship (ILC), beginning May 27 with high-octane matches leading up to the grand finale on June 5.

1 mins

Augustus has all the tools to drive Boks at No 8

DID you know that the last South African to be chosen as the world’s best Under-20 player was Juarno Augustus?

3 mins

Sharks to go from 'gritty to pretty' against Ospreys, Joey Mongalo

SHARKS fans will agree that watching their team grind out wins in recent weeks has been like watching a rock being pushed up a hill, but defence coach Joey Mongalo is certain the summit is in sight.

2 mins

Success is a lousy teacher, says Proteas women's coach

DESPITE having lost two consecutive games in the ongoing Tri-Nations series against hosts Sri Lanka Women and India Women, South Africa Women's coach Mandla Mashimbyi believes that the side is moving in the right direction.

2 mins

Kohli reflects on captaincy

FORMER India and Royal Challengers-Begaluru captain Virat Kohli said that he moved away from the leadership role after more than eight years as it was getting “really tough” for him to meet the demands of it.

2 mins

'Sorry' Rabada dropped for more practice time

GUJARAT Titans' captain Shubman Gill reckons Kagiso Rabada is in need of more net time after the South African pacer was omitted for yesterday's IPL match against the Mumbai Indians following his return from a drug ban.

1 mins

Arsenal must stick together in PSG showdown

MARTIN Odegaard has urged Arsenal to “stick together” after their recent failures as they aim to defy the odds in tonight’s decisive Champions League semi-final showdown with Paris Saint-Germain.

3 mins

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