KZN Transport and Human Settlements MEC Siboniso Duma
Tragedy in the Skies: Missing Aircraft Recovered in KZN as Authorities Probe Safety of Small Planes
Search and rescue teams in KwaZulu-Natal have recovered the wreckage of the second light aircraft…
42 Dead in Limpopo Bus Tragedy, Dozens Injured in KwaZulu-Natal Scholar Transport Crashes
Two provinces were left reeling on Monday after deadly road accidents claimed and injured dozens,…
Blood on Our Roads: Reckless Driving Turns SA into a Warzone
South Africa’s roads have once again been painted in blood following yet another horrific crash…
Taxi Crash Kills Three Pupils in KwaZulu-Natal Township
A fatal accident has shaken a KwaZulu-Natal community after a minibus taxi crashed into a…
South Africa’s Roads Under Siege: Taxi Industry Accused of Lawless Intimidation
Chaos continues to engulf South Africa’s transport sector as taxi violence escalates into open bullying of private motorists and e-hailing operators, forcing the government to step in. In recent weeks, shocking incidents in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal have laid bare how deeply entrenched intimidation tactics have become. Families, commuters, and business owners say they live in fear of taxi operators who forcefully impose their authority on the roads. The tension boiled over last week when Soweto e-hailing driver Mthokozisi Mvelase, 27,…
Heavy Snowfall Forces N2 Closure Between Kokstad and Port Shepstone — Duma Urges Public to Stay Away
KwaZulu-Natal’s Department of Transport has closed the N2 highway between Kokstad and Port Shepstone due to heavy snowfall, urging motorists and “snow chasers” to avoid the area entirely. The warning came in an urgent statement from the MEC for Transport and Human Settlements, Siboniso Duma, who described the situation as life-threatening and called for calm and cooperation. “Our message to motorists and snow chasers is that prevention is better than cure,” said Duma. “We urge motorists and general members of…
One Person Dies, Dozens Left Homeless as Fire Guts Effingham Informal Settlement in Durban
A wildfire at the Effingham informal settlement in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, that broke out on Sunday night, 18 May, has left a family mourning after claiming the life of a 29-year-old and leaving over 20 people homeless. The deceased was burnt beyond recognition and has been identified as Ayanda Ziqethu, who is originally from Port St John’s in the Eastern Cape. KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Transport and Human Settlements, Siboniso Armstrong Duma, confirmed the fatality and extended his condolences. “We extend our…






