Manguzi News

 Manhlenga High School has made history by becoming the school in Inkosi Ngwanase Circuit to achieve a 100% pass rate in the matric exams for 2022. The principal of the school, Khaya Msweli, could not hide his delight as he led the school's celebrations. "This is a significant milestone for us as a school," said Msweli. "We are overjoyed and extremely proud of our learners' achievements." He credited the success to hard work and dedication from both learners and educators who worked tirelessly throughout the year despite challenging conditions.  Manhlenga High School has been recognized as the most improved high school, moving up from less than 50% pass rate in 2021 to a perfect score in 2022. The school's remarkable performance can be attributed to the close working relationship between Msweli and the Inkosi Ngwanase Circuit Manager, Mr. Aron Khalane. "Through Kalane's leadership and support, we were able to improve our teaching methods, which

  Ward 19 uMhlabuyalingana Municipality – KZN271 , with 4 663 registered voters, which became vacant as a result of the councillor’s resignation.  As local elections approach, political parties are gearing up to contest elections at Umhlabuyalingana ward 19. The Umhlabuyalingana Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal is no exception, with several parties vying for control of ward 19. Among them are the ruling African National Congress (ANC), the radical Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), and the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP). This three-way race promises to be hotly contested, with each party touting their own unique vision for the future of the ward. ANC supporters argue that their party has brought about substantial development in recent years, pointing to upgrades of infrastructure and improvements in healthcare and education. The EFF, meanwhile, is advocating for a radical overhaul of the political system, with emphasis on land reform and redistribution. They are also campaigning for free terti

Trigger Warning: This article contains details of violence, murder, and suicide that may be distressing for some readers. A quiet village neighborhood in Manguzi at Thandizwe area has been left shell-shocked following a tragic incident that took place last week. Senzo Mthombeni, a 30-year-old resident of the area, brutally murdered his girlfriend Fezile Gumede (22) on Wednesday 15 March 2023 in front of their two-year-old child before taking his own life shortly  When neighbours arrived on the scene, they found Fezile's body lying in a pool of blood with multiple cut wounds while Senzo had hanged himself in his home room. The young couple had been together for several years.  According to relatives of the victims, the couple's child is said to have been crying endlessly since this traumatic event occurred. The toddler remains in the care of the family as authorities investigate the incident. This heartbreaking news further highlights the ongoing crisis of gender-based violence

 This illegal gateway, known as Gate 6, has been causing conflict among local communities who are concerned about the safety of their neighborhood. According to reports, hundreds of undocumented immigrants are using Gate 6 on a daily basis to cross into South Africa from Mozambique. This practice is not only illegal but also poses potential security risks in the area. Some community members have become increasingly outraged at the situation and are calling for immediate action to be taken against Gate 6. They argue that the unchecked influx of migrants is straining public resources and increasing competition for jobs, housing, and basic social services. "The government needs to close this illegal crossing point immediately," said one local resident, who wished to remain anonymous. "We cannot continue to tolerate this kind of lawlessness in our community." The Department of Home Affairs has acknowledged the existence of Gate 6 and assured residents that they are work