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WHO Warns South Africans to Brace for “Very Severe” COVID-19 Surge After Riots: The World Health Organization (WHO)’s Africa director has warned that South Africa should prepare itself for a significant surge in COVID-19 cases after days of widespread rioting and looting in …
Government bans the dispensing of petrol and diesel into containers: The government banned the sale of fuel in portable containers on Thursday. The Department of Energy discouraged South Africans from panic buying and hoarding and added that “there are sufficient …
Ramaphosa won’t allow ‘anarchy and mayhem’: South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says recent violence had been deliberatley provoked and his government will not allow “anarchy and mayhem” to prevail.
Looting instigators thought taxi driver would join #SAunrest, says Santaco: The taxi association’s president Phillip Taaibosch spoke during a ‘Defend Our Democracy’ briefing on the violence and looting in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal. The briefing was held on …
Jacob Zuma: South Africa unrest was planned – President Ramaphosa: President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa has said that the deadly violence that rocked the country in the past week was planned. DAILY POST reported that the constitutional court ordered that …
Let’s unite on Mandela Day to feed, comfort and protect our fellow citizens: I will be returning to KwaZulu-Natal in Pietermaritzburg to continue my relief efforts in affected communities and meet with residents to help them piece back their lives. I call on every other party …
Incremental Improvement In Transnet Operations Following Unrest: Service levels in the ports of Durban and Richards Bay have improved slightly since the start of Thursday working shifts, as the country begins mop-up operations after protest action over the past few …
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Quick Durban KwaZulu-Natal Fact: Mahatma Ghandi, political activist and spiritual leader of the Indian independence movement actually started his political career in Durban when he arrived in 1893.
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