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Parents ‘have a responsibility’ to know where their children are – Bheki Cele at Miguel Louw memorial

14 September 2018 by Alan

Durban in the News:

Parents ‘have a responsibility’ to know where their children are – Bheki Cele at Miguel Louw memorial: Parents should also know who has access to their children, Police Minister Bheki Cele has said during the memorial for nine-year-old Miguel Louw.

Man arrested after allegedly raping young girl and boy on same day: A KwaZulu-Natal man has been arrested after allegedly raping a six-year-old girl and a ten-year-old boy on the same day.

Durban motorists urged to be cautious in Springfield after violent housing protest: While the situation on Alpine Road in Springfield is now calm following a violent service delivery protest, police have urged motorists to exercise caution.

Pregnant KZN nurse who was murdered was expecting baby girl in December: The 31-year-old pregnant nurse, whose lifeless body was found by a tourist at Oribi Gorge near Port Shepstone, would have given birth to a baby girl in December, the KwaZulu-Natal health department has revealed.

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