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March 18, 2026

Verulam schools' drug-turf war: girls are the new pedlars

'They are also selling their bodies to dealers for money'

3 mins

How Daneha Naidoo’s history exam remark uncovered shocking matric marking errors

AFTER receiving a final year mark of 78% for history, matriculant Daneha Naidoo was left disappointed and concerned that there was a marking error.

3 mins

Local elections: Chatsworth community demands accountability and action

CHATSWORTH residents and business owners are gearing up for voter registration and the local government elections, demanding accountability and action against corruption, crime and gender-based violence (GBV) as they prepare to cast their votes.

4 mins

Tenants will be regulated: profiled every three years

OVER 250 residents of the Westcliff Flats expressed their dissatisfaction with the state of their homes during a meeting with ward councillor Tony Govender, who revealed funding constraints and new policies that might affect tenants.

1 mins

Residents of Westcliff Flats demand urgent repairs before taking ownership

RESIDENTS of Westcliff Flats are refusing to take ownership of their “dilapidated” homes due to severe neglect and deteriorating conditions.

4 mins

Graduate's killers are sentenced

SUITCASE MURDER

2 mins

Jewellery store heist at Chatsworth Centre: witnesses recall watching gang storm mall

GUARD ASSAULTED

2 mins

uMhlanga businessman charged with R4 million fraud in call-centre scheme

PERSONAL GAIN

2 mins

Thunee murder: Keith Govender's family struggles with grief and huge medical bills

AFTER the tragic loss of their eldest son, a Chatsworth family face the daunting challenge of settling enormous medical bills incurred during his treatment at a private hospital.

3 mins

Labour Court dismisses nurses’ salary upgrade application against KZN Health Department

THE Labour Court in Durban has dismissed a salary upgrade application of two nurses.

2 mins

Court rules on implications of talaq on interim maintenance in SA Muslim marriages

THE Gauteng High Court's recent ruling on interim maintenance for a woman married in terms of Muslim law highlights the complexities of divorce under Sharia law and its implications for civil rights in South Africa.

2 mins

Mother dumps four minor daughters in well, hangs herself

HUSBAND QUESTIONED

1 mins

Community outrage as court dismisses urgent application to halt dumping in Sydenham Quarry

THE Clare Estate Ratepayers Association (Cera) faces a setback as the Durban High Court dismisses their urgent application to stop the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) from dumping spoil material in Sydenham Quarry, raising serious concerns about environmental safety and community health.

3 mins

Schoolchildren in Verulam, Chatsworth and Phoenix are misusing prescription drugs and cough syrups to get high

COMMUNITY leaders in Chatsworth, Phoenix and Verulam are sounding the alarm over the alarming rise in schoolchildren misusing prescription medications and cough syrups to get high.

4 mins

Infrastructure failures and rising crime: Richards Bay’s call for help

‘WE ARE LOSING OUR BEAUTIFUL TOWN’

6 mins

Richards Bay families demand local crematorium to ease funeral burdens

LEGAL ACTION

4 mins

From Wesleyan origins to modern times: a history of Verulam

Verulam, a town rich in history, commemorates 176 years of existence. From the Wesleyan Settler movement to becoming the seat for the magistracy, hospital and gaol -including the settlement of indentured workers - Verulam became the capital of Victoria County. Today it remains a thriving community that caters to a diverse population, writes Amber Ramdass

10+ mins

Deepak Panday explores Durban’s gang history with sequel to ‘Kings of Durban’

DEEPAK Panday, a former gangster-turned-author, will release Kings of Durban Part II: How The Town was Won, on July 7, continuing his exploration of Durban's gang history and its impact on communities.

1 mins

Here we are ‘femmenomenals’

EXCEPTIONAL LADIES

4 mins

Tragedy at the thunee table

AFRIENDLY game of thunee turned deadly when Keith Govender, 22, died in hospital last week.

1 mins

Service delivery before statues

THERE is no doubt that Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi played a major role in South Africa’s political history and in KwaZulu-Natal’s story.

1 mins

The early retirement illusion: why leaving work before your time may cost you more than you think

MEDICAL AID

3 mins

'Risk to pupils'

TWO weeks ago, the KZN Department of Public Works and Infrastructure received a complaint about a bus and truck depot operating from Havenpark Secondary, in Phoenix, property, without planning permission.

1 mins

A meagre rise amid rising living costs

SOUTH Africa’s social grants will see a modest increase from April 1, but many beneficiaries argue that the rise is insufficient to cope with escalating living costs, leaving vulnerable families in a precarious financial situation.

1 mins

Confronting the realities of the drug scourge in Chatsworth and Phoenix

DESPAIR BEHIND CLOSED DOORS

5 mins

Colonialism demolition is not a smart idea

IT IS SURPRISING that Selvan Naidoo (the POST, March 11 — 15), who enjoys researching the colonial archives for information about the experiences of his indentured forebears, now advocates decolonisation of statues, names, symbols and memorials from Durban.

2 mins

The representation of Muslims in Indian politics

THE letter, “Middle East politics: democracy or tyranny”, by Ebrahim Essa, the POST, March 11 - 15, refers.

1 mins

The unending cycle of war: humanity’s struggle against conflict

WE ARE about to leave the holy month of Ramadaan.

1 mins

From hustle culture to bed rotting: navigating modern life

HAMSTER WHEEL

4 mins

True dignity lies in foresight, not funeral frills

HUMILITY AND WARMTH

5 mins

When work becomes your identity: the dangers of defining yourself by your job

NURTURE FRIENDSHIPS

2 mins

Time blocking for life: schedule personal time with the same intensity as meetings

OPEN anyone’s work calendar and you will see a carefully-structured day.

3 mins

Chronic stress: the hidden epidemic reshaping lives

IN SOUTH Africa, a country already grappling with financial uncertainty, high crime rates and relentless workplace pressures, stress is not just an occasional inconvenience; it is an epidemic.

2 mins

Vera Vencatasamy’s ‘Masterpiece’: a journey of faith, healing and self-worth

IN HER debut book, Masterpiece, Vera Ceceila Vencatasamy shares her personal journey through adversity, exploring themes of faith, healing and resilience, while encouraging readers to embrace their worth despite life's challenges.

2 mins

Parenting perspective: the delicate balance of work and motherhood

BEING a working mother is one of the most demanding roles a woman can carry, yet it is often spoken about very lightly.

4 mins

A charming journey into nostalgia and unfulfilled romances

HIGH-SCHOOL SWEETHEARTS

2 mins

Cape Town International Jazz Festival 2026: the full line-up

THE excitement is building for the 2026 Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJE), set to take place on March 27 and 28 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC).

2 mins

Join the celebration: free concert kicks off Cape Town International Jazz Festival

JOIN the vibrant celebration as Cape Town's Greenmarket Square will transform into an open-air stage for a free concert - launching the Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF) - on March 25, featuring Zolani Mahola.

4 mins

Rajinikanth: the bus conductor who rose to iconic status in South Indian cinema

SOUTH Indian superstar Rajinikanth, who rose from being a bus conductor to the biggest phenomenon in Tamil cinema, has evolved into more than just a film star in the almost six decades that he has dominated the silver screen, especially in South India.

3 mins

Kimi eyes title after historic victory

KIMI Antonelli said Monday that he is eyeing further Formula One success after the teenage Italian announced himself on the world stage with victory in the Chinese Grand Prix.

2 mins

Hendrikse expects ‘personal’ Munster battle

SHARKS flyhalf Jordan Hendrikse says the Durbanites are expecting something “personal” from Munster on Saturday (kickoff Spm) when the Irish side revisits the scene of the epic penalty shootout, after the teams had finished the United Rugby Championship quarterfinal locked at 24-24.

2 mins

Mastering the Mcllroy swing: Efficiency, power and precision tips

RORY Mcllroy’s golf swing is a masterclass in efficiency and power.

1 mins

Interesting entries for Champions day

THE first entries stage for the Champions Day races to be held on April 4 at Turffontein Standside closed on Monday and the Gr 1 World Pool Premier's Champions Challenge over 2000m had some interesting entries.

1 mins

Yamazaki goes to battle

APPRENTICES are largely involved at Hollywoodbets Durbanville today which always creates extra excitement.

3 mins

Gamefish heat up as North-Easterly winds flip the switch

THE wind has been howling this week, but here’s the twist in the tale: it’s been the right wind.

3 mins

Kaze explains Sheppard’s return to Chiefs first team

KAIZER

1 mins

Blues fined over Abramovich-era breaches

CHELSEA were fined £10.75 million (R240m) and received a suspended one-year transfer ban on Monday in relation to historical breaches of English Premier League rules.

1 mins

Why England’s firepower won't frighten the Springboks

THE 2026 Six Nations was supposed to be the platform for Steve Borthwick’s England to launch towards their battle against the Springboks, but as the dust settles on an underwhelming campaign, the reality is far more sobering.

2 mins

Gavaskar slams Indian-owned Hundred franchise over Abrar signing

INDIA cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has alleged that the signing of Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed by an Indian-owned Hundred franchise in England \"indirectly contributes to the deaths of Indian soldiers and civilians\".

1 mins

Reds are running out of time - Szoboszlai

DOMINIK Szoboszlai believes Liverpool are “running out of time” in their bid to secure Uefa Champions League qualification next season, after yet again dropping points late in a match.

2 mins

'It was pretty sick,' says Proteas rookie Reyneke

THERE is certainly a new wave of young cricketers emerging from South Africa.

2 mins

Proteas head 'back to the drawing board' after Black Caps level up the T20I series

KESHAV Maharaj shouldered the blame for the Proteas 68-run defeat in the second T20I that saw the Black Caps level the series at 1-1 heading to Auckland on Friday.

2 mins

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