By Newsbreak Producer, Rachel Vadi - There have been mixed reactions from residents in eThekwini - as drivers and passengers made their way to work today. While some found the transition during the lockdown smooth and helpful, others feel they were not adequately protected. Newsbreak's Rachel Vadi canvassed their views...

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#PODCAST: Durban residents react to Day 1 of national lockdown

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel

Transport Minister Barbara Creecy is pushing for a zero-tolerance drinking and driving law proposed through the National Road Traffic Amendment Bill. This after analysis has proven that drinking and driving largely contributes to road fatalities in the country. Therapeutic Manager for The South African National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Rudhika Naidoo, says a ban on drinking and driving is welcomed, however work needs to be done to do the same with being under the influence of drugs while behind the wheel...

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy is pushing for a zero-tolerance drinking and driving law proposed through the National Road Traffic Amendment Bill. This after analysis has proven that drinking and driving largely contributes to road fatalities in the country. Therapeutic Manager for The South African National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Rudhika Naidoo, says a ban on drinking and driving is welcomed, however work needs to be done to do the same with being under the influence of drugs while behind the wheel...

#PODCAST Zero tolerance drinking and driving proposal welcomed by SANCA

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel

Despite many challenges the Matric Class of 2025 has bagged a historic national pass rate of 88% – making it the highest in the country's history. But, how did they do it? Top achievers, Yudhika Pragalath, Alicia Maharaj and Diya Hargoon provide insight into how they approached matric while Star College Durban principal, Ahmet Kayya, and deputy principal, Nurulan Khabsatar, explore the role school staff play in the academic success of learners...

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel
Despite many challenges the Matric Class of 2025 has bagged a historic national pass rate of 88% &ndash; making it the highest in the country's history. But, how did they do it? Top achievers, Yudhika Pragalath, Alicia Maharaj and Diya Hargoon provide insight into how they approached matric while Star College Durban principal, Ahmet Kayya, and deputy principal, Nurulan Khabsatar, explore the role school staff play in the academic success of learners...

#PODCAST MATRIC 2025 HIGH ACHIEVERS SHARE THEIR SECRETS TO SUCCESS

By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - The passing of renowned journalist William Harper is a huge loss to the media industry in the country. That's according to a close industry colleague and Editor of the Sunday Times, S'thembiso Msomi. "Paddy" passed away peacefully on Saturday at the age of 58 after an illustrious journalism career which extended over several leading media houses. These included Independent Media, City Press, The Times and most recently, the Mail & Guardian, where he served as Political Editor. Msomi says Harper's dedication to journalism was unequalled...

By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - The passing of renowned journalist William Harper is a huge loss to the media industry in the country. That's according to a close industry colleague and Editor of the Sunday Times, S'thembiso Msomi. "Paddy" passed away peacefully on Saturday at the age of 58 after an illustrious journalism career which extended over several leading media houses. These included Independent Media, City Press, The Times and most recently, the Mail &amp; Guardian, where he served as Political Editor. Msomi says Harper's dedication to journalism was unequalled...

#PODCAST: Durban residents react to Day 1 of national lockdown

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