Durban in the News:<\/p>\n
Two accused of posing as soldiers and raping KZN granny held in custody<\/a>: Two men who allegedly posed as SA National Defence Force soldiers to rape and kill a granny have appeared in court and will remain in custody, police said on Friday.<\/p>\n Coronavirus claims 3 at St Augustine\u2019s Hospital in Durban<\/a>: In the last 72 hours, three patients have died from Covid-19 at St Augustine\u2019s Hospital in Durban, Dr Richard Friedland, the CEO of the Netcare Group, has said.<\/p>\n 11 healthcare workers at St Augustine\u2019s Hospital in Durban test positive for Covid-19, trauma unit closed<\/a>: KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala has confirmed that 11 healthcare workers have tested positive for Covid-19 at a private hospital, which News24 understands to be St Augustine\u2019s Hospital in Durban after visiting the institution.<\/p>\n Lockdown: Shack demolitions continue in Durban despite moratorium plea<\/a>: Several people have been seriously injured in an eThekwini municipality demolition in Cato Manor and Mariannhill that turned violent.<\/p>\n Why Sharks will be better still in 2021<\/a>: Their squad-wide youthfulness should ensure that the Sharks remain highly competitive even if Super Rugby 2020 is consigned to history, writes Rob Houwing<\/strong>.<\/p>\n