Durban in the News:
Shaik still on medical parole after eight years: Convicted fraudster Schabir Shaik will remain on medical parole, eight years after his release for being terminally ill
Police return fire, killing robber: Police shot and killed a robber who attacked a businessman in Chatsworth, after their members came under fire.
WATCH: DA, IFP unite to protest ‘collapse’ of eThekwini: Opposition councillors call for the firing of eThekwini’s ANC mayor, Zandile Gumede, accusing her of bringing the city to the brink of collapse.
Suspected robber killed, two arrested in KZN shootout: Police officers shot dead one suspect and arrested two others when they were greeted by a hail of bullets while responding to an armed robbery call.
All eyes on Shaik after outburst at Malema: The EFF warned President Jacob Zuma’s former financial adviser, convicted fraudster Schabir Shaik, to focus on his “faked” illness.
Medical school to stay shut: The Nelson R Mandela Medical School will stay shut until issues raised by students, including a demand for a forensic report into the sale of places, are resolved
I am not going to apologise, says defiant Edward Zuma: President Jacob Zuma’s son Edward has refused to retract comments he made against senior ANC leaders whom he accused of being “sell-outs”.
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