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Soliders were deployed to incidents of looting at several shops in Clermont, west of Durban, on Tuesday night. Picture:

Looting and gunshots as protesters keep police, army and private security busy

No incidents of violence and looting during June 30 march in Durban, but shops in some suburbs were ransacked on Tuesday night

About 100 protesters gathered at King Dinizulu Park in Durban ahead of the June 30 march under a heavy police presence.

WATCH | Large police contingent at start of Durban June 30 demonstrations

There was a heavy police presence at King Dinizulu Park on Tuesday ahead of the Durban march against illegal foreigners.

About 200 community safety representatives from around KwaZulu-Natal met with premier Thami Ntuli and acting provincial commissioner Maj-Gen Phumelele Makoba on Saturday.
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Drones, war rooms and boots on the ground to boost police eyes and ears

Community safety organisations are working with security companies and police to prevent violence on June 30

Members of March and March protest in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal, on Friday. Residents of the Jika Joe informal settlement have claimed men armed with sticks, allegedly from the march, attacked foreigners, which left one Malawian dead. Picture:

Foreigner allegedly beaten to death, others assaulted in PMB informal settlement

Tensions are running high at an informal settlement in Pietermaritzburg where a Malawian man was allegedly stoned to death and others beaten

The funeral procession for Thami Elijah Nkonyane, the late leader of the Christian Catholic Apostolic Holy Spirit Church in Zion also known as Inyoni Emhlophe, in Osizweni, Newcastle on Saturday.
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Sad saga of stalled funeral, coffin filled with bricks and missing body

The family of a KwaZulu-Natal church leader wants to give him a proper send-off

National Coloured Congress leader Fadiel Adams has been released on R10,000 bail following his appearance at the Pinetown magistrate’s court on 15 May 15 2026.

Fadiel Adams released on R10,000 bail

Adams was arrested in the Western Cape on May 5 and brought to KwaZulu-Natal last week

National Coloured Congress leader and MP Fadiel Adams appeared in the Pinetown magistrate's court.

Fadiel Adams in custody at secret location until bail hearing

NCC MP Fadiel Adams appeared in the Pinetown magistrate’s court on Thursday

The vehicle that washed away while crossing a low-level bridge in Longacres Drive in Amanzimtoti, south of Durban, on Sunday night.

Two bodies recovered after car washed away in KZN flash floods; search resumes for one still missing

The bodies of two of the three men who went missing when their car was washed away by flash floods on the south coast of KwaZulu-Natal on Sunday have been recovered.

Three people are missing after the vehicle they were in was washed away during heavy rain on Sunday night in the Longacres Drive area in Amanzimtoti, south of Durban.

Three missing after vehicle swept away in Amanzimtoti floods

Three people are missing after the vehicle they were travelling in was washed away in Longacres Drive in Amanzimtoti, south of Durban, on Sunday.

Former president Jacob Zuma was in the Pietermaritzburg high court on Thursday where he and French company Thales appeared in connection with the arms deal corruption case.

‘Stop persecuting Jacob Zuma,’ supporters sing outside court

Hundreds of MK Party members converged at the Pietermaritzburg high court on Thursday in support of their leader, former president Jacob Zuma, for his arms deal corruption case.

Jozini-November  7, 2025: King Misuzulu kaZwelithini and Queen Nomzamo kaMyeni  during the pre-wedding ceremony at Jozini Stadium, KwaZulu-Natal on Friday. Photo: SANDILE NDLOVU

Zulu royal wedding: Ceremony proceeds despite obstacles

Former Zulu regiments commander Prince Vanana Zulu has lambasted people who he said were trying to sabotage King Misuzulu KaZwelithini’s wedding with his third wife, Queen Nomzamo Myeni, at Jozini Stadium on Friday.

Pietermaritzburg high court judge Nompumelelo Radebe has found the late ANC president-general chief Albert Luthuli was beaten to death by apartheid police. (SCREENGRAB)

Judge rules Luthuli killed by apartheid police, orders investigation into witness disappearance

The Pietermaritzburg high court has declared the late ANC president-general chief Albert Luthuli was beaten to death by apartheid police and did not die after being struck by a goods train in 1967.