The official opening of Kingsburgh Junction on Thursday, 23 July, marked an important milestone for retail development on KwaZulu-Natal's South Coast, introducing a modern convenience shopping destination designed to better serve the growing communities of Kingsburgh and its surrounding suburbs.

Every July, thousands of cyclists gather at the start line of the Amashova National Classic, ready to tackle one of South Africa's most iconic cycling events. Spectators see colourful jerseys, determined faces and the excitement of race day. What they don't always see is everything that happened long before the starting whistle.

When people speak about David Wiseman, his name is almost always followed by the same description: co-founder of the Amashova National Classic. While that title is certainly deserved, it tells only a fraction of the story.

As South Africans mark Mandela Month, a time dedicated to service, solidarity and making a positive difference in the lives of others. PinkDrive and Richards Bay Minerals (RBM) are launching a health outreach campaign that will bring life-saving screening, awareness and education services to communities across KwaZulu-Natal, the Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga.

First, it was the laptop we brought home “just in case”. Then it was the smartphone on the bedside table. Now it is the smartwatch on our wrist, vibrating through dinner, school runs, holidays and sleep. This is why holidays must be seen as essential maintenance, but the real challenge is not finding time for a holiday. It’s learning how to disconnect once we’re on it.

Great food does more than satisfy hunger; it creates connection through flavour, tradition and shared experience. Drawing on the Culinary Roots trend identified in Unilever Food Solutions’ Future Menus 2026 report, Chef Latoya Marivate shares practical insights into scaling recipes while preserving the authenticity, character and craftsmanship that give them their lasting appeal.

The 14th of June brought some fantastic action at the annual Comrades Marathon this year, boasting some fascinating statistics. This year was truly a special year for the comrades marathon!

A strategic partnership between Ensure Ubuntu and eThekwini Municipality is delivering tangible improvements in safety, cleanliness, and social upliftment in Durban’s inner city.

The United States remains one of South Africa’s most valuable overseas source markets, recognised for its high visitor volumes, strong spending power, and longer lengths of stay.

In an age of constant notifications, crowded itineraries and fast-paced travel, KwaZulu-Natal’s game reserves are offering something increasingly rare ─ silence, stillness and space.

As winter settles across South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal’s game reserves begin welcoming visitors from around the country and abroad for what is considered one of the best safari seasons of the year. June marks the beginning of peak game viewing season, offering cooler temperatures, dry bush conditions and exceptional wildlife visibility across some of the province’s most celebrated reserves.

A community-driven pothole repair initiative by Super Tyres is making a meaningful difference for residents and motorists in Hillcrest, with the company recently undertaking voluntary repairs along Acutts Drive near Le Domaine Estate.

The establishment of the Presidential eThekwini Working Group (PeWG) in 2024 marked a decisive step towards addressing service delivery challenges and declining business confidence that had impacted Durban’s economic and tourism performance. Formed following engagement between President Cyril Ramaphosa, business leaders and key stakeholders, the PeWG was created to drive co-ordinated interventions across all three spheres of government, the private sector and civil society.

The annual sardine run is when a massive number of sardines form a giant school, commonly referred to as a shoal, and migrate up the KZN coast. This phenomenon attracts many predators, such as sharks, dolphins and seabird, towards the sardines, creating an absolute spectacle.

Food security starts in the field: Why agriculture matters this World Hunger Day

Africa Day and KwaZulu-Natal’s Deep Cultural Connection to the Continent

Every year on 25 May, countries across Africa and the African diaspora celebrate Africa Day ─ a day that honours the continent’s rich history, cultural diversity, resilience and unity.

A mini ecosystem does not need to be perfect. It just needs to buzz with diversity,” concludes Mathen. “By making a few considered adjustments, your garden can become a place where plants, birds, bees and other small visitors can flourish, gradually beginning to care for itself. There’s also a quiet satisfaction that comes from knowing your garden is doing more than just looking good.

A memorable wedding doesn’t happen by chance. It comes together through thoughtful choices, trusted partners and a standard of care that ensures nothing is overlooked.

KZN Business Sense - Grant Adlam - A R835 Million Wake-Up Call for KZN

Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 was buzzing with opportunity, adventure, culture, and business as Durban once again became the gateway to African tourism.

Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 was buzzing with opportunity, adventure, culture, and business as Durban once again became the gateway to African tourism.

Media Release Durban, South Africa | 15 May 2026 — Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 has concluded on a high note, reaffirming its position not only as one of the continent’s leading tourism trade platforms, but as a powerful driver of economic growth, market access, enterprise development, policy dialogue and continental collaboration. Hosted in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, in the city of Durban, under the theme “Unlimited Africa: Growing Africa’s Tourism Economy,” this strate

Zimbali Lakes: BEYOND GOLF AND DINING