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Suspected taxi violence hitman arrested after going to hospital for gunshot wound treatment<\/a>: It is alleged that last week, he was shot and injured by unknown men whilst at Folweni and he was driven by his acquaintances to a hospital on the South Coast.<\/p>\n Durban beach promenade remains closed during lockdown<\/a>: The eThekwini municipality has released a statement informing the public that the Durban beach promenade shall remain closed during the level 4 lockdown period. eThekwnini mayor Mxolisi Kaunda has \u2026<\/p>\n South Africa: 13 more people die of COVID-19, cases climb to 5 951<\/a>: The confirmed cases of COVID-19 have risen to 5 951, with 13 more recorded deaths as of Friday, 1 May. The number of infections increased by 304 between Thursday and Friday, with the Western Cape \u2026<\/p>\n Kadodia\u2019s salary cut headache<\/a>: MARITZBURG United boss Farook Kadodia says they have yet to decide whether to implement salary cuts on their players or not.<\/p>\n Durban\u2019s promenades closed to the public as eThekwini plays it safe<\/a>: Durban\u2019s beachfront promenades \u2013 including the famed Golden Mile \u2013 will not be open under level 4 of the national lockdown.<\/p>\n The fall and rise of the House of Zuma<\/a>: Jacob Zuma is subsiding into a pitiful caricature of his former virile self. This week, almost unnoticed among our childlike, excited antici- pation as to whether President Cyril Ramaphosa (Uncle \u2026<\/p>\n World spotlight on SA student\u2019s painful story of dad\u2019s terminal illness<\/a>: Natal master of arts student\u2019s animated film, The Next Few Months, a documentary about her father\u2019s terminal illness, is set to premier at the first virtual Annecy International Film Festival ( \u2026<\/p>\n
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