Nivashni Nair is a multiple award-winning journalist who has interviewed presidents and superstars and travelled throughout KwaZulu-Natal to find the untold stories of the ordinary South African. She has been the eyes and ears of the people during some of the country's major court cases and is always on the lookout for stories of the underdog, unconventional tales and "good" news.
South Africa’s proposed smoking regulations ignore the country’s “illicit trade crisis”, the Consumer Goods Council of South Africa said on Tuesday.
When Chutney Soca’s biggest star from Trinidad and Tobago, Raymond Ramnarine, landed in South Africa last year he expected safaris and wilderness.
Residents in Nkobongo, Shayamoya and Shakaskraal in northern KwaZulu-Natal were marginalised during budget imbizos recently
In November Durban University of Technology student Sinenhlanhla Hlatshwayo wrote her final examinations, hoping she would cross the graduation stage ...
Former president Jacob Zuma almost stole the show from his daughter at her graduation ceremony on Monday.
ENS Africa patent attorney and trademark practitioner Bernard Dippenaar answers some questions about this practice in South Africa.
A desperate Durban father used his hands to dig through sand that had collapsed on his two children on Saturday.
Cape Town jewellery designer Anna Rosholt knew big brands steal ideas from small creators but she never imagined that Poetry would copy her designs ...
Nonprofit organisations serving last-mile communities in the Eastern Cape are demanding urgent police intervention after the hijacking of field ...
Renowned South African jewellery designer and philanthropist Jenna Clifford died on Tuesday.