Durban in the News:
Striking DUT staff ‘remain resolute’ on 10% salary increase: Striking Durban University of Technology (DUT) staff say they cannot be “bullied” into accepting a salary increase their management “feels they should have”.
Durban police nab 2 alleged rock-throwers: A Durban operation aimed at preventing criminal activities has resulted in the arrest of two men found in possession of knives, gloves and a rock.
Sharks name new skipper, Super Rugby squad: Sharks coach Robert du Preez has named a 45-man Super Rugby squad, with lock Ruan Botha to lead the side this season.
Slow progress for victims of huge Durban fire as some remain destitute and depended on food donations: Residents of Foreman Road in Durban have been rebuilding their homes after the fire that left more than 800 people homeless in November 2017.
Man nabbed with 200kg of heroin at KZN border post: An alleged drug smuggler has been arrested for attempting to transport millions of rand’s worth of heroin from Mozambique to Swaziland.
Mogoeng concerned over threats to some judges in Africa: Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has expressed concern over fellow judges in some African countries, as he closed the Conference of Constitutional Jurisdictions of Africa in KwaZulu-Natal.
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