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Triplets born on the roadside

29 June 2017 by Alan

Durban in the News:

Triplets born on the roadside: A woman, who used to work part time as a packer at a nappy factory, is now in desperate need after giving birth to healthy triplets on the roadside.

Motorist killed after driving into Durban home: It is alleged that the driver suffered a medical condition, causing him to lose control of his VW Polo and careen down an embankment.

City buys Casspirs for riot control: Experts have slammed the purchase of the vehicles

PICS: Two injured in petrol bomb attack at service delivery protests: Sydenham police rushed to disperse the crowd and open part of the roadway, allowing peak traffic to continue smoothly.

#BETAwards17: Babes didn’t fly, so spending on send-off queried: Members of the eThekwini Exco defended the city’s decision to throw a send-off event for Babes Wodumo, although the singer missed her trip to the BET Awards.

Durban ‘vigilante’ group targeting blacks: “He took the bottle of petrol out of my hand and began pouring it all over me. He then asked his friends for a light. They were going to set me alight.”

Vivian Reddy splashes out on biggest marquee at #DurbanJuly: Durban billionaire takes over Sibaya marquee to entertain more of his guests for his Edison Corporation

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