Monthly Archives: October 2019
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#RWC2019: Students have their say
Sanelisiwe Mabaso On Saturday, South Africa will play England in the Rugby World Cup final in Yokohama, Japan. Many South Africans are hoping for a repeat ... -
DUT Student alleged killer arrested
Nomfundo Khumalo A suspect linked to the murder of the late Durban University of Technology student Sandile Ndlovu has been arrested and made an appearance in ... -
Anticipated Water Shortages in South Africa
Mandisa Magubane Water scarcity in South Africa is not uncommon as parts of the country are frequently struck by droughts during this time of the year. ... -
GovTech: The robots are here!
Mandisa Magubane A humanoid robot named Sophia stole the show at this year’s GovTech conference on Monday. The social robot is well-known across the globe. It is ... -
Durbanites urged to test for HIV
Sanelisiwe Mabaso According to Statistics South Africa, approximately 7, 97 million people are living with HIV in the country. Kwa-Zulu Natal has the most residents living ... -
GovTech hits Durban shores
Sibonginkosi Mabika The Government Technology (GovTech) hosted by the State IT Agency (SITA) is underway at the Durban International Convention Centre under the theme ‘Digital transformation: ... -
uMlazi goes pink for cancer
Nosipho Gumede The 3rd annual Eye for Cancer Walk took place at the King Zwelithini stadium in uMlazi, Durban on Saturday. People from all walks of ... -
Boks bag spot in World Cup final
Thakasani Khumalo The Springboks defeated Wales 19-16 and bagged themselves a spot in the 2019 Rugby World Cup final in Yakohama International Stadium on Sunday. Wales have ... -
SAPS launch ‘crime fighting’ App in uMlazi
Sanelisiwe Mabaso Technology is transforming the fight against crime. The South African Police Service (SAPS) recently introduced the My SAPS App to residents in uMlazi, south-west ...
