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EDITORIAL | Be angry at partygoers, not Ramaphosa, for new booze ban: It is a pity that the majority of people should be punished for the sins of a minority, but Ramaphosa cannot be faulted for reinstating the ban after several reports of boozy gatherings.
LIST | 13 KZN driver’s licence offices closed due to Covid-19: As a precautionary measure, all services have been suspended with immediate effect and infected staff members have since gone into self-isolation.
Verulam: 12 ‘ISIS-linked’ suspects walk free as legal case collapses: The suspects, who have been linked to an ISIS-style terrorist campaign in Verulam and across Durban, were ‘at risk of prejudice’, according to the court.
Ranking the top 10 Ghanaians to have played in the South African league: Click to read all about coronavirus ? #11 Sulley Muntari to South Africa? Former AC Milan and Ghana national team winger Sulley Muntari has expressed the desire to want to play …
Covid-19 cases in SA rise to 287 796: South Africa now has 287 796 confirmed Covid-19 cases, the Department of Health announced on Monday. This is an increase of 11 554 new infections from Sunday. Ninety-three more deaths were recorded, …
Two KwaZulu-Natal teachers die in car crash: Two teachers were killed in car crash near Pietermaritzburg on Monday night. KwaZulu-Natal education MEC Kwazi Mshengu said the teachers, from the Kuhlekonke High School, died in a tragic car accident …
Police launch search for missing UKZN medical student: Mystery surrounds the disappearance of a University of KwaZulu-Natal medical student who has been missing for more than three weeks. The university put out a missing person alert on its social …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: In June 2007 the KZN parliament passed the Prevention of Slums Bill in the Provincial Parliament. The Bill compels landowners to evict shackdwellers, on the threat of arrest and criminalises resistance to evictions. The provincial Department of Housing, that brought the Bill to the Provincial Parliament, has repeatedly stated that ‘the slums will be cleared by 2010 in KwaZulu-Natal’. The Bill has been heavily criticised by academics, human rights organisations and civil society. The shack dwellers’ movement Abahlali baseMjondolo is planning mass mobilising against the Bill and is also taking the matter to the Constitutional Court with support from a pro bono legal centre.
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