Durban in the News:
Parliamentary committee finds poor management at KZN hospital: A parliamentary committee says the high vacancy rate at the troubled Addington Hospital in KwaZulu-Natal has negatively impacted healthcare in the province.
School’s matric class of 2014 goes to court to get their results: The 2014 matric class of a KZN high school, who were accused of cheating in their exams, have still not received their results despite a court ruling ordering that they receive them.
Ungerer to miss Sharks clash: Pumas coach Brent Janse van Rensburg has named his team for their Currie Cup clash against the Sharks.
Malema lying about ‘personalised invitation’ to Magaqa’s funeral – KZN ANCYL: The ANCYL in KwaZulu-Natal has accused EFF leader Julius Malema of ‘being a person of such low character’, after he apparently lied about being personally invited to attend the funeral of former ANCYL secretary general Sindiso Magaqa.
Bosch back at flyhalf for Sharks: Curwin Bosch, back from Springbok duty, will start at flyhalf for the Sharks when they take on the Pumas in Nelspruit on Friday.
Home Affairs officials arrested for fraud: Seven people, including three home affairs officials, have been arrested for fraud and contravention of the Immigration Act and Identification Act, the Hawks have said.
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