Durban in the News:
ANC must open a case against 2 eThekwini bodyguards caught on video cocking AK-47 – Malema: If the ANC is serious about dealing with political killings in KwaZulu-Natal it should open a criminal case against the bodyguards of its eThekwini regional secretary Bheki Ntuli, says Julius Malema.
Family, friends bid farewell to Michaelhouse teen after fatal crash: The father of Themba Dloti, the Michaelhouse pupil who was killed in a bus crash, has described his son as a happy student who was always smiling and willing to help.
Sharks edge Pumas to keep streak going: The Sharks recorded a narrow win over the Pumas on Friday to keep their Currie Cup winning streak going.
Durban police shoot robber dead, wound another: A 48-year-old robbery suspect has been shot dead during a shootout with police who were patrolling at the KwaMashu hostel, north of Durban, says a spokesperson.
KZN MEC condemns violent mafia-style tactics of ‘business forums’: KwaZulu-Natal Economic Development MEC Sihle Zikalala says he is involved in ongoing talks with so-called “business forums”, which have been accused of using violent mafia-style tactics against competitors.
Makhosi Khoza fears possible ‘ambush’ ahead of ANC disciplinary hearing in KZN: ANC MP Makhosi Khoza fears she may be “ambushed” ahead of her disciplinary hearing before the party’s KwaZulu-Natal leadership in the embattled province.
AFT ‘proactive’ in finding judge for probe into ‘dubious town planning’: Advocates for Transformation in KwaZulu-Natal – which recently called for a commission of inquiry into “dubious town planning developments” in Durban – has gone one step further and found a retired judge who is willing to head up the proposed probe.
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