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Violent protests erupt after taps run dry in Ntuzuma

7 February 2020 By admin

Durban in the News:

Violent protests erupt after taps run dry in Ntuzuma: Residents of Ntuzuma H and G sections in eThekwini blocked Ithendele Drive with burning tyres on Wednesday night and Thursday morning after their taps ran dry more than two weeks ago.

Traffic cop sentenced for helping learner licence applicants pass: A traffic officer convicted of fraudulently assisting learner licence applicants to pass their tests at the uMngeni licencing department in Howick, KwaZulu Natal, is sentenced to four years behind bars or a fine of R10 000.

UPDATE | SA still clear of coronavirus as tests in KZN come back negative: Two patients in KwaZulu-Natal suspected of being infected with the coronavirus have been cleared, the National Institute for Communicable Diseases has confirmed.

Coronavirus: SA helps China with emergency equipment as tons of medical supplies leave from Durban: South Africa assists China with protective gear and medical equipment in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

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