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Daily News Think Durban. Think Daily News. We are a newspaper that has been part of the Durban community for over a century. Think Durban, think Daily News.

In a world filled with fake news, people can depend on the Daily News and its digital channels to bring them reliable, factual news. This 139-year-old institution is one of the province's most established brands. With this high recognition factor, and by remaining relevant to its readers through the decades, it commands a trust and special loyalty from readers. It is a daily companion, fully aware

that an afternoon title's biggest rival in the 21st century is not other titles, but time. It is warm, familiar, dependable and credible. It reaches out every day, engaging with its readers and offering a strong and well-used platform for interactivity with them. With most of its readers in the greater Durban area, the focus and profile of the Daily News is shaped by the people it serves. The newspaper thrives on people and emotions. It seeks to relate its news through people and their experiences. It generates talking points, also catching national and international issues that are already under discussion. And it remains highly supportive of Durban and Kwa-Zulu-Natal's success, off and on the sports fields.

The South African Democratic Teachers’ Union (SADTU) has warned of a growing crisis in schools, citing rising learner in...
29/12/2025

The South African Democratic Teachers’ Union (SADTU) has warned of a growing crisis in schools, citing rising learner indiscipline and violence as key factors driving teachers out of the profession.

Read on: https://dailynews.co.za/news/2025-12-29-sadtu-raises-alarm-over-rising-violence-and-indiscipline-in-south-african-schools/

The South African Democratic Teachers’ Union (SADTU) warns of a growing crisis in schools, with alarming rates of learner violence prompting educators to leave the profession.

24/12/2025

WATCH: Clinton Motaung, who survived burns to 95% of his body in a work-related accident - was granted a temporary discharge after months in hospital to enjoy Christmas with his family: www.dailynews.co.za
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South African star Tyla has officially surpassed Miriam Makeba's 56-year record on the Billboard Hot 100. Her latest hit...
24/12/2025

South African star Tyla has officially surpassed Miriam Makeba's 56-year record on the Billboard Hot 100. Her latest hit "Chanel" becomes her third entry on the prestigious chart, marking a historic milestone for African female artists.

Read on: https://tinyurl.com/e5u6uahf

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Think Durban, think Daily News. This 140-year-old institution is one of the province's most established brands. With this high recognition factor, and by remaining relevant to its readers through the decades, it commands a trust and special loyalty from readers. It is a daily companion, fully aware that an afternoon title's biggest rival in the 21st century is not other titles, but time. It is warm, familiar, dependable and credible. It reaches out every day, engaging with its readers and offering a strong and well-used platform for interactivity with them. With most of its readers in the greater Durban area, the focus and profile of the Daily News is shaped by the people it serves. The newspaper thrives on people and emotions. It seeks to relate its news through people and their experiences. It generates talking points, also catching national and international issues that are already under discussion. And it remains highly supportive of Durban and KwaZulu-Natal's success, off and on the sports fields.