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.
A week ago a Durban animal rescue organisation auctioned a tiny pink plastic trolley for R2000 while across the country in Potchefstroom, KC Coetsee ...
St James Private Primary School staff and pupils have devised a novel initiative to collect books for the school's library.
A Durban woman was shot dead outside her home while waiting for her lift to work on Monday.
Field game rangers and conservation managers will now have forensic kits to help process wildlife crime scenes in an effort to curb poaching
The key to teaching physical science is demonstrating how the subject applies to real life situations, says KwaZulu-Natal’s best physics teacher ...
A Ballito man - whose life was upended after residents sided with a popular vagrant who had threatened to kill him - is turning up the volume on a ...
An “out-of-order” sign covered the box where a life-saving automated external defibrillator (AED) should have been when a traveller suffered cardiac ...
Ballito residents, Facebook group, radio station side with homeless man who allegedly threatened to kill
The name has changed but the result is the same – seriously injured teenagers.The dangerous JumpKick Challenge is the latest dare on social media ...
Criminal groups in KwaZulu-Natal are targeting companies for protection money, often disrupting essential services if their demands are not met