Durban in the News:
Three initiatives offering help, and cash, for unrest-hit small businesses: Various organisations have created funds to assist looted small businesses in townships to get back on their feet following July’s unrest. Initiatives such as Rebuild SA will connect entrepreneurs …
KZN police probe the release authorisation of a container carrying ammunition: KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner, Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, says they have opened a case to probe as to who authorised the release of the container that carried ammunition from the …
Visible and invisible violence in present day South Africa: After seeing this unrest unfold and following the escalating taxi violence in the Western Cape, I thought of other ways that these events might be understood. The aforementioned article focused …
Ticking all the legal (and political) boxes so municipal elections can happen, one way or the other: Cooperative Governance Minister Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma on Tuesday announced she had to proclaim 27 October as the 2021 municipal poll date, but only so the Electoral Commission could approach the …
Princess Charlene ‘terribly frustrated’ she won’t return to Monaco before October: Princess Charlene says she’s “terribly frustrated” at being away from her children, but may not return to Monaco as she continues to recover from her ear, throat and nose infection. The former …
Days of Orwell: Pure doublespeak in Bheki Cele and Sihle Zikalala’s ‘facts’ about KZN looting briefing: Both Cele and Zikalala stuck to their mandates on Tuesday – this was a political mop-up disguised as a report back to the nation, a near-sadistic performative bandage placed on a wound calculated and …
Unrest took heavy toll on KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng schools battered by months of vandalism and burglaries: While schools in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal have been disproportionately affected by the recent violence and looting, the department of basic education says vandalism of schools is a ‘national problem’ …
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