“I’m very grateful to my mother for everything. She made sure that I was able to continue with school; and because I had accepted Jesus Christ as my saviour I also received a lot of support from my church,” said Dr TDK Ngcobo.

Durban University of Technology’s HIV/AIDS Centre, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Mangosuthu University of Technology and the Aids Healthcare Foundation (AHF) joined hands for their 3rd annual silent protest. The march, which aimed to raise awareness on the alarming epidemic of gender based violence in the country, took off at DUT’s Fred Crookes...

Stereotypically, looking good and feeling great never comes at a low price, especially for women. They often have to go through expensive measures in order to have their hair looking beautiful. Pebbles and Pearls Hair Palace now comes as a game changer for women, by allowing them to look and...

Through fresh minds, creative thinking and energetic bodies, one can guarantee that the country’s future is bright. Changing the face of Chesterville and empowering the young mind is the motto for Isibani Sentsha. This NGO, which is fully operational in Chesterville (Durban) and it’s surroundings, says it exists to prove...

Mixing school duties with other business obligations has never been an easy task for anyone, let alone for a person that is 20 years old and doing a full-time B.Soc.Sci degree in Industrial Psychology & Management. Such a commitment requires one to have a focused mind, know what it is...