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Durban shack dwellers blame eThekwini municipality for ‘illegal demolitions’

2 October 2017 by Alan

Durban in the News:

Durban shack dwellers blame eThekwini municipality for ‘illegal demolitions’: Shack dwellers from Blinkbonnie Road in Bonela, Durban have accused the eThekwini municipality of being “brutal” and defying a court order which prevents them from demolishing their shacks.

Woman who confessed to strangling baby to death to return to court: A 21-year-old KwaZulu-Natal woman who strangled her 11-month-old baby to death will return to the Maphumulo Magistrate’s Court to face charges of murder.

Boy, 6, fighting for his life after KZN accident in which 7 died: A six-year-old boy is fighting for his life in hospital following an accident which claimed seven lives in Underberg, KwaZulu-Natal police say.

Former ANC councillor shot dead in KZN: A former ANC councillor from KwaZulu-Natal has been gunned down at a Maskandi music event in Mtubatuba, police say.

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