The Citizens defeated TS Galaxy 2-1 in the 2026 final at the Peter Mokaba Stadium with goals from Mfanafuthi Mkhize (58') and Jean Lwamba (70') after Lwamba netted a 45th minute own-goal.
The club will get a chance to celebrate with their fans at the "Nedbank Cup Champions City Parade" on Wednesday, 13 May from 12:30.
A eThekwini statement read: "Supporters can expect an electrifying atmosphere filled with excitement and unforgettable moments as the City unites to honour a team that has brought pride and glory to Durban.
"Celebrate our champions with us. Join us as we welcome home Durban City Football Club following their historic Nedbank Cup victory. Let’s come together to celebrate this proud moment for the City and its people!"
The parade is set to start at King Dinuzulu Park before making its way through the city centre and concluding at the Moses Mabhida Stadium.
Durban City's fairytale rise to continental football could unfold without the man who helped make it possible, as caretaker coach Pitso Dladla could miss out on the club's historic CAF Confederation Cup campaign.
Durban City head coach Pitso Dladla saluted a excellent season as his team claimed the Nedbank Cup trophy and a top eight finish to their Betway Premiership campaign.
Magesi avoided automatic relegation from the Betway Premiership on the final day, while Durban City clinched eighth place despite a defeat to AmaZulu on Saturday.
Relebohile Mofokeng believes Durban City spent the week preparing a defensive strategy ahead of Saturday's clash, after Orlando Pirates were held in a frustrating home stalemate.
