On 27 August 2025, TIFA was held at Richards Bay, outlines areas of investment and tourism opportunities. Here is a list of the events, and what it means for investors.

Transnet recently announced that the dry bulk terminal at the Richards Bay port is up for bidding. The news was shared via a press release on 20 February, detailing the selection process for a Private Sector Participation (PSP) of the Richards Bay Dry Bulk Terminal (RBDBT).

The current Foot & Mouth Disease (FMD) outbreak is placing enormous pressure on dairy farms — from movement restrictions and strict biosecurity requirements to heightened herd health risks.

South Africa’s light bulb ban is a win for the grid, but is it a win for the environment?

Durban’s tourism landscape is set for renewed growth as eThekwini Mayor Councillor Cyril Xaba intensifies efforts to unlock hidden heritage assets and expand the City’s tourism infrastructure.

Cleaning standards are no longer just a facilities concern – in 2026, it is a governance issue. While many corporates have long been treating hygiene as part of compliance and risk management, small and medium enterprises often still see it as an operational expense. That perspective gap is leaving SMEs exposed to fines, closures, and reputational damage, which can be avoided by implementing simple, structured safeguards

With developments mentioned in the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) North and South Coast, there is also the KZN Midlands to discover.

South African golfer Oliver Bekker claimed victory at the Jonsson Workwear Durban Open after finishing 16-under par at Durban Country Club.

A senior government official toured the R2 billion Club Med resort on KwaZulu-Natal's North Coast this week, praising the development as a major win for the local economy and a model for future public works projects.

WORLD China’s Trade Shift: China announced full zero-tariff access for imports from 53 African countries starting 1 May 2026, aiming to institutionalise its trade dominance on the continent.

The Hilton Durban closure in the city centre earlier this month was widely framed as an autopsy of the old world and a death knell to the KwaZulu-Natal property market.

February doesn't just turn up the heat across South Africa; it turns every field and garden into a battleground against humidity, dry spells and sudden downpours that can appear and vanish just as quickly.

From crisp hotel bed linen to spotless tablecloths and fluffy towels, white has become the universal language of hospitality. It’s such a familiar sight that most guests scarcely notice it.

Two major estates are shaping the KZN North Coast that provide a golden opportunity for investors: the Seaton Estate and Zimbali Estate.

Durban is rolling out the red carpet for both international and local golfers as the Jonsson Workwear Durban Open tees off tomorrow at the Durban Country Club.

The Talkhouse definitely caters to a wide group of people coming in for a chat, as the name suggests.

The Durban International Convention Centre (Durban ICC) has once again demonstrated exemplary standards of governance, accountability and operational excellence, having achieved its eleventh clean audit from the Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA) for the 2024/2025 financial year.

In the latest draft annual report by the eThekwini Municipality, new information has surfaced regarding the R7.5 billion Durban Film City project.

KZN Business Sense: A Summary of Key Insights from Top Business Newsroom

President Cyril Ramaphosa declared the economy has seen improvement over the last year, citing all four economic quarters have shown moderate growth.

Growthpoint Properties (JSE: GRT) has commenced construction of its new 36,830m² multi-tenanted logistics park, Tecoma Park, in the rapidly emerging Cornubia Town economic hub in KwaZulu-Natal.

Take Your Brand to New Heights: Why Flight Club 2026 is a Must-Attend

Discover even more of our KZN leaders. This time, get to know how our leaders are helping out at their communities.

The sudden rise of the Suzuki brand in South Africa should not be understated. In the past few years, Suzuki has beaten the likes of many legacy automakers that have been thought to have a stable stronghold in the South African market.