KZN Premier Thami Ntuli says 57.8% of the province's spaza shops are owned by foreign nationals, citing bulk buying, cooperatives and illicit goods as competitive factors.
KwaZulu‑Natal Premier Thami Ntuli has allocated R93.5 million to support the AmaZulu Monarchy and Royal Household, announcing plans to modernise the institution and strengthen its governance...
KwaZulu-Natal provincial police commissioner Lieutenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi will serve another term after his contract was officially renewed, KZN Premier Thami Ntuli confirmed. The Announcement Ntuli announced on Saturday that...
A dangerous line crossed in KwaZulu-Natal politics KwaZulu-Natal politics has been jolted by the emergence of explicit death threats against Premier Thami Ntuli, messages that the...
A vote lost, but not a war conceded KwaZulu-Natal politics rarely move quietly, and this week has been no exception. After a motion of no confidence...
MK Party’s Legislature Drama Sparks Concern Ahead of Elections KwaZulu-Natal’s provincial legislature witnessed chaos on Monday when uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party members disrupted proceedings in a...
The KwaZulu-Natal Legislature was meant to be debating a motion of no confidence. Instead, it became a noisy, tense standoff that spilled from procedure into open...
The scene was starkly symbolic. In Durban recently, the lights literally went out at a government office. Not from load-shedding, but from a municipal disconnect over...
Ithala Customers Celebrate Access to Funds, But Say the Bank Still Owes Them More For nearly a year, thousands of KwaZulu-Natal residents have lived with the...
A political showdown that never stood a chance KwaZulu-Natal’s political stage has seen its fair share of dramatic moments, but the latest bid to remove Premier...