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KZN’s biggest mall working with police to probe suspicious devices amid security fears

11 July 2018 by Alan

Durban in the News:

KZN’s biggest mall working with police to probe suspicious devices amid security fears: KwaZulu-Natal’s biggest shopping centre, the Gateway Mall says it is working closely with the police to counter the sudden surge in “devices” being found in the city in recent months.

No arrests following torching of KZN modular library worth R2m: Police are investigating a case of arson after residents of KwaNokweja allegedly set a library on fire during a service delivery protest.

Motorist who drove into Durban metro cop ‘has never apologised’ – victim’s mother: Nolwazi Nzimande, 30, who is the youngest daughter of Professor Victor Nzimande – a prominent KwaZulu-Natal businessman and academic – faces a possible jail term.

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