Beachgoers on the KZN south coast were finally able to enjoy a day in the sun donning just their birthday suits. Here is how the nudist revellers made hay.
Footage has emerged of a violent altercation at a petrol station in KZN and it really doesn’t make for pretty viewing. Where were the police, you ask? Doing sweet bugger all.
Some terrible news coming out of KZN as authorities think they may have found what could be one of the worst human-rights violations in our country’s history.
Ah, Durbs. Land of eternal summer and surfers. If you’re thinking you can’t face another Cape Town winter, why not have a squiz at this place?
Get your kit back on for the time being, folks of Trafalgar Square beach in KZN, you can’t hang out with your wang out until April it seems.
If you are looking for something to add to your bucket list for 2015, why not head to South Africa’s first legit nudist beach? You can literally be a beach bum all year long.
Talk about having your childhood stolen! In yet another case of teacher vs child, a drama teacher is now in custody after paying schoolboys thousands of Rands in exchange for very inappropriate behaviour.
Showing the signs of the political tension between the Inkatha Freedom Party and the National Freedom Party, violence erupted outside a KZN courtroom yesterday. This resulted in the shooting of an IFP member, Siya Dlamini, who was killed as a result.
When was the last time you ventured to KwaZulu-Natal’s Midlands? Regardless of provincial loyalties or preferences, you can’t deny that it’s a stunning part of the world, and we are lucky to count it as part of the country. If you’ve never had the pleasure of wandering along the famous Midlands Meander, let me paint […]
A former KwaZulu-Natal cop is going to have to spend a long time on the wrong side of the bars, having been sentenced to life imprisonment today for killing three people. The 28-year-old ex-cop, Judea Ntuli, went on an insane shooting spree in 2009, during which he killed two SAPS colleagues and a schoolboy.
So, if you thought we had energy problems, there are now con artists selling fake ‘biofuel-producing plants’ in Kwa-Zulu Natal. That was the warning from the KZN provincial government today. The province has urged people to beware of buying alien plants from people claiming they will buy back the vegetation’s by-products to be used as fuel. They are lying.
There’s an ancient Tibetan joke that goes something like “There’s nothing funny about a car accident unless one of the cars involved was transporting a bucket of PVC paint, which exploded on impact, for maximum comedic effect.” Sure, we’re the first to admit that some of the humour is lost in translation, but the wisdom is clear.