Durban in the News:
Lambie nears return to full fitness: Sharks flyhalf Pat Lambie says that he is hoping to be given the all-clear in a “couple of weeks” to return to rugby.
Discipline issue rules April out for Sharks: Garth April has been left out of the Sharks team to face Western Province in Saturday’s Currie Cup clash due to a discipline issue.
Durban security contract hints at political interference: For the 10th successive year the eThekwini metro council has rolled over a R50m a month security tender under a controversial emergency supply chain management policy.
Relatives of alleged RAF quadriplegic conman appear in court: Three relatives of former policeman Mohamed Ebrahim have been arrested and appeared in court.
eThekwini Municipality in state of collapse under mayor Gumede – DA KZN: The eThekwini Municipality is in a state of collapse due to corruption, the DA has said.
Mtembu: WP will be flying after Lions win: Sharks loose forward Tera Mtembu believes Western Province will be full of confidence in this weekend’s Currie Cup clash.
Environmental watchdog group approach Equality Court against ‘company employees’: Environmental watchdog group Upper Highway Air NPC – the main lobbyists against the alleged “big stink” from waste management company Enviroserv’s Shongweni/Hillcrest landfill site – have approached court claiming company employees are harassing residents.
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