Durban in the News:
Dead or alive, we will get police killers, says Bheki Cele after visiting family of slain cops: Mystery surrounds the fatal shooting of two Pietermaritzburg police officers who died in a hail of bullets after being ambushed in Taylors Halt on Saturday night.
Durban teen missing after allegedly taking classmate’s cellphone: The police have appealed for help to locate a Newlands high school pupil, Mmeli Ngcobo, who was allegedly abducted outside his school on Monday.
Health department encourages communities to get vaccinated: Department of Health Deputy Director-General Anban Pillay has stressed the importance of getting vaccinated against the coronavirus both as individuals and communities to achieve protection and …
COVID-19 update: Cases in SA rise by 1 676, death toll now 49 667: South Africa currently has a cumulative COVID-19 caseload of 1 509 124, along with 49 667 deaths and 1 424 401 recoveries.
South Africa: Durban Drug Dealer Arrested: Press Release – Drugs dealing has been of great concern in the province and the police are working tirelessly to remove drug dealers from the community. Drug dealers are known to use vulnerable people …
KZN MEC calls for action after social worker hijacked at gunpoint: MEC Nonhlanhla Khoza has expressed dismay after a social worker was hijacked at gunpoint while en route to assist a family following a mass shooting.
Police minister concerned about police killings in KZN: Speaking on the tail end of his two day visit to KZN, Cele said four police officers had been gunned down over the past week.
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