Durban in the News:
Three life terms for man linked to taxi-related killings in KZN: A KwaZulu-Natal man, who has been convicted in connection with taxi-related violence, has been sentenced to three life terms in prison, according to the National Prosecuting Authority.
PICS AND VIDEO: It’s shoal time! Aerial view of KZN sardine run in full swing: The sardines are back on South Africa’s east coast, with the KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board confirming reports of numerous sightings and nettings in the last 24 hours.
WATCH: Vital documents destroyed in ‘arson attack’ on KZN education office: The uMgungundlovu education district office in Pietermaritzburg has been badly destroyed in a fire that was intentionally started, the Kwazulu-Natal education department says.
Miguel Louw’s father dies before seeing justice for his son – reports: Kirk Louw, the father of nine-year-old Miguel Louw, has died – before the finalisation of court proceedings of the man accused of killing his son, according to reports.
New Sharks coach confident of Currie Cup success: New Sharks Currie Cup coach Sean Everitt is confident that the franchise can defend their title despite the fact they have lost a number of senior players.
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