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October 29, 2025

Mother alleges police corruption after daughter's death

After losing her daughter, Khitana (Tana), to an alleged drunk driver, Dr Sharona Deonarain uncovers disturbing evidence of alleged police misconduct at Chatsworth SAPS. From claims of delayed blood alcohol testing to vanishing evidence, this mother's fight reveals systemic failures in SA's justice system. Read the powerful first-hand account of one woman's determination to hold authorities accountable on Page 2

5 mins

Woman accused of orchestrating father’s murder, wants bail

VIDEO FOOTAGE

2 mins

Hawks raid illegal Smirnoff 1818 production facility in Howick

THE Hawks have seized sophisticated machinery used to manufacture counterfeit Smirnoff 1818 products in Howick.

1 mins

Experts reveal extent of SAPS corruption crisis

ERODING TRUST

4 mins

A Chatsworth mother’s quest for justice in ‘drunk-driving’ case

TEN weeks have passed since my only daughter, Khitana, was killed by a drunk driver; her life taken in an act of reckless disregard.

6 mins

For the record

“UMBILO businessman found murdered with eyes removed on Diwali”, the POST, October 22 — 26 refers.

1 mins

Mother of student who died in Durban lift shaft sues HOMii building for R4.3 million

LACK OF ACCOUNTABILITY

2 mins

Distraught dad said he was insulted by Mr Naidoo’s grocery bag and teddy bear following the deadly lift tragedy

'IS THIS HOW YOU REACH OUT TO A PERSON WHO LOST A CHILD?'

3 mins

High court battle over publication of matric results continue

THE Department of Basic Education and the Information Regulator (IR) are locked in a legal battle in the Gauteng High Court over whether matric results can be published by media outlets early next year.

4 mins

Families struggle to survive as food costs outpace minimum wage

FAMILIES are forced to “eat what they can afford” as minimum wage workers struggle to survive on R4 836 per month.

4 mins

Family released on bail after allegedly plotting guru's murder for R100 000

A CHATSWORTH family have been granted bail after allegedly offering R100 000 to a former gang member to arrange the murder of a spiritual leader.

3 mins

‘We are barely surviving’: the financial crisis impacting KZN’s special needs schools

RISING COSTS

5 mins

The silent epidemic of bullying: a call for action in schools

PERHAPS one of the most persistent and damaging problems affecting pupils across the world will continue to be the issue of bullying.

5 mins

‘Behind God’s Back’: the swami and the sea

TO WRITE the biographies of activists rendered citizenless on the margins of empire is incredibly difficult. They often do not make the newspapers of the time, and when they do, it is in ways that caricature or vilify them. But sometimes one gets lucky and a world of diaries or contemporaneous notes is opened up.

8 mins

Crookes family pioneering begins in Renishaw

THE history of Renishaw is interwoven with that of the pioneering Crookes family.

1 mins

When your heroes become your cheerleaders: the priceless gift of recognition

ROLE MODEL

3 mins

Renishaw Farm families fear losing ancestral homes amid relocation plans

FOR OVER 30 families of indentured descent living on Renishaw Farm - also known as “Chinatown” - along KwaZulu-Natal’s South Coast, the promise of lifelong housing is being threatened by relocation plans.

7 mins

From ‘land of the big five’ to ‘land of commissions’

SOUTH Africa is known as “the land of the big five” because of our world famous animals.

1 mins

Why the summons against UN rapporteur Albanese failed

WHY was the service of summons for defamation on Francesca Albanese irregular and couldn't be served on her?

1 mins

Ramaphosa under fire: contradictory claims about R2 billion Tembisa scandal

IS IT PHALA Phala again? President Cyril Ramaphosa had previously denied in Parliament that he ever met Hangwana Maumela.

1 mins

Security crisis: from Gupta-era corruption to police scandals

THE ongoing revelations at both the Madlanga Commission and Parliament’s ad hoc committee are mind-blowing.

1 mins

Flamingo Heights residents wait 6 years for title deeds

WE NOTE with deep concern the ongoing delays in finalising the transfer of ownership of units at the Flamingo Heights flats in Tongaat — a project first begun more than six years ago to provide residents with long-overdue title deeds and security of tenure.

1 mins

The lingering trauma of indenture: femicide, homosexuality and bestiality

SEX within the Indian community is frequently a controversial subject.

4 mins

Resurgence in KZN: investments catalyse provincial optimism

KWAZULU-NATAL is undergoing a significant transformation, characterised by a surge of renewed optimism after a period marked by economic uncertainty and cautious anticipation.

4 mins

A life committed to upliftment

IN CONTEMPORARY society, there are many trailblazers that have quietly chosen the challenge of charting new courses for the upliftment of the lesser endowed. In education the plight of special needs pupils was largely ignored and indeed othered.

5 mins

Children can't wait: delay on the sex offender register is a betrayal

RIGOROUS VETTING PROCESSES

4 mins

Owners to blame for unsafe buildings

A CHILD has died after falling down a lift shaft in a central Durban building that should have been safe because it is home to hundreds of residents. This is not a tragic accident.

2 mins

The gamble that never pays: the quiet epidemic crushing SA's Indian communities

“I ONLY needed one win to cover my debt,” said Rakesh (not his real name), a 32-year-old father from Chatsworth. Instead, he lost R18 000 over two months, maxed out three credit cards, and had his car repossessed.

3 mins

Nostalgia for Durban’s historic Indian cinemas

“UNCOVERING the history of Durban's Raj cinema”, the POST, October 22 - 26, by Harry Sewlall, refers.

1 mins

Fatima Hendricks’s ‘double standards on humanitarianism’

SINCE atrocities have occurred on both sides in the Israel/Hamas conflict, it is difficult to sympathise with Dr Fatima Hendricks’s account of her detention by Israeli forces as a result of her participation in the Global Sumud Flotilla mission to Gaza, given the mission’s documented links with Hamas (the POST, October 22 — 26 refers).

1 mins

My mother, my queen

MY LATE precious darling mom, Yanambal, was a short, talented and beautiful soul. Hailing from Pinetown, she was born to a mother who was not educated in English, but was fluent in Tamil and proficient in worldly wisdom, and fastidious about religious custom.

4 mins

In defence of Diwali: a response to Yogin Devan

“LET'S reframe Diwali for all South Africans”, by Yogin Devan, the POST, October 15 - 19 refers.

2 mins

The forgotten jar: why pickle no longer sits at our table

JUST north of Durban lies KwaZulu-Natal’s Gucci Coastline where luxury lounges on the very soil once soaked with the sweat and sacrifice of Indian indentured labourers, who didn’t come for beachside cocktails but to break their backs in sugar cane fields.

4 mins

Explore what November holds for every zodiac sign

YOUR PATH TO SUCCESS

6 mins

Bharti shares heartfelt moment with son about new sibling

INDIAN television host Bharti Singh shared a video on her YouTube channel where she had a heartfelt conversation with her son Lakshya, known as Gola, about the arrival of his sibling.

1 mins

Kaze urges Chiefs to build on CAF momentum

KAIZER Chiefs co-coach Cedric Kaze says his side must capitalise on the momentum gained from qualifying for the group stages of the CAF Confederation Cup, believing the achievement can serve as a platform to build stronger performances for the rest of the season.

2 mins

Broos plots AFCON strategy

AS THE football world eagerly awaits the historic Fifa World Cup 2026 draw at the Kennedy Center in Washington in December, Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos is focused on a different mission at home.

1 mins

The 'Eagle' is expected to land

HERE are eight races carded at Hollywoodbets Durbanville today, with the opener off at 13:05 and the lucky last at 17:10.

2 mins

Howe hails Osula’s rise

NEWCASTLE manager Eddie Howe yesterday backed William Osula to become “the complete package”, expressing his relief the striker did not leave the club on deadline day.

1 mins

Boks show no signs of ‘babelas’

TACKLING GOLIATH

3 mins

T20 Challenge to warm up players for SA20

WITH the fourth edition of the SA20 about two months away, domestic players will have an opportunity to hone their skills before the big show starts as the Cricket South Africa T20 Challenge gets under way today.

2 mins

Kapp: ‘We owe England one’

CRICKET WORLD CUP

2 mins

De Klerk sparks Proteas revival

THE Proteas are two matches away from glory.

3 mins

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