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Hundreds of refugees bused from Durban to Lindela (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people who were camped outside the Home Affairs office in Durban since May packed their belongings on Tuesday morning to board buses to Gauteng. Photos: Tsoanelo Sefoloko Five buses filled with immigrant families, mostly refugees and asylum seekers, left Durban for the Lindela Repatriation Centre in Gauteng on Tuesday morning. This follows violent clashes between the group and hundreds of March and March supporters. The families had been camped outside Home Affairs for more than thre
About 200 March and March supporters return to refugee camp after violent clashes (opens the original)
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About 200 March and March supporters returned to a Durban refugee camp on Thursday. Photos: Tsoanelo Sefoloko. A week after violent clashes broke out outside a Durban refugee camp, about 200 March and March supporters returned to the site on Thursday. Some members of Operation Dudula also joined. Protesters gathered at King Dinuzulu Park before marching to the camp outside the Department of Home Affairs on Che Guevara Road. Hundreds of refugees have been camping outside Home Affairs for more tha
After ten years and R15-million, this municipal swimming pool is a hole in the ground (opens the original)
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A hole overgrown with weeds is all there is to show for the pool. The photograph was taken on 26 August 2026. Photos: Tsoanelo Sefoloko Millions of rands have been spent to build a public swimming pool in Ohlange in Inanda, Durban. But ten years after work started, there is still just a hole in the ground. The R80-million project started in 2016, but construction was stopped in 2020 due to the contractor’s poor performance. Since then, its unfinished buildings have been vandalised, the windows s
Sugar workers down tools at Tongaat Hulett as industry bargaining process continues | News24 (opens the original)
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Tongaat Hulett workers protested outside the company’s offices north of Durban on Wednesday, demanding a 13% wage increase against the employer’s offer of 5.4%. They are also asking for a R1 000 transport allowance and a R1 500 housing allowance. Workers from several sugar producers, mostly represented by the Food and Allied Workers Union (FAWU) and the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU), have been on strike since Monday. On Wednesday, GroundUp visited workers picketing at
Sugar workers down tools (opens the original)
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Workers at Tongaat Hulett protested outside the company’s offices north of Durban on Wednesday. They have been on strike since Monday demanding a 13% wage increase. Photo: Tsoanelo Sefoloko Tongaat Hulett workers protested outside the company’s offices north of Durban on Wednesday, demanding a 13% wage increase against the employers’ offer of 5.4%. They are also asking for a R1,000 transport allowance and a R1,500 housing allowance. Workers from several sugar producers, mostly represented by the
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