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Ramaphosa seeks to bolster support in eThekwini (opens the original)
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So are the cracks in the walls, the leaking roof and the door that no longer closes properly. For Makhosazana Mbikwana, 66, her home in ward 6, eThekwini, is more than a house in need of repair. It is a memorial to the political violence of the 1980s, in which one of her sons was killed, and a constant reminder of government neglect. Mbikwana shares the four-room home with her husband, sister, daughter and four grandchildren. It was here, at the start of ANC leader Cyril Ramaphosa’s vote-canvass
IN PICS | King Misuzulu celebrates Heritage Day in Umlazi (opens the original)
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There was jubilation and excitement among the thousands of people gathered as King Misuzulu kaZwelithini made a striking entrance at King Zwelithini Stadium in Umlazi on Thursday. Ululation and cheers erupted as he arrived in traditional regalia that exposed his upper body — reportedly the first time he has appeared in public dressed this way since becoming king. As he made his way into the stadium, the king repeatedly waved to the crowd, acknowledging people who cheered and ululated in celebrat
March and March protesters brave rain in Durban, highlight killings (opens the original)
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Dozens of March and March members braved the rain in Durban to add their voice to growing national discontent following a series of killings in Ekurhuleni. Founder Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma criticised the government for its inability to keep South African women safe, yet were willing to protect foreigners in the country. “Firstly, when we said, ‘let the borders be closed’, they said March and March is xenophobic ... We said they must close the borders, and they said we are Afrophobic. Didn’t they say
IN PICS | Inside KwaZulu-Natal’s popular boxing club (opens the original)
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For many aspiring male and female boxers from KwaZulu-Natal, the journey to becoming a professional fighter comes at a cost. It demands sacrifice, including leaving the comfort of home to pursue their dreams. Many endure sleeping on the floor, sharing one bathroom and toilet with fellow boxers and facing the daily physical and mental hardships of life in the gym. The boxers travel from towns and communities around the province to train at the eThekwini Boxing Gym, near the Durban Central Fire St
IN PICS | Rescue team saves hikers stranded by Drakensberg snowstorm (opens the original)
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Four hikers and a caretaker who were stranded at a hut near Sentinel Peak in the Drakensberg in KwaZulu-Natal, after heavy snow made the access route impassable on Tuesday, were rescued on Wednesday. The group was forced to abandon their vehicles after they became stuck about 1.2km from the hut and returned to the shelter situated at an altitude of about 2,400m. Sentinel Peak is a 12km round trip hike which takes about four to six hours to complete. The hikers were in contact with volunteers fro
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