ECR Newswatch soundbytes
Hear the latest news soundbytes from KZN's No. 1 news team: East Coast Radio Newswatch. © East Coast Radio.
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Minister Zweli Mkhize says departments ensuring resources are available for storm-hit families
Minister Zweli Mkhize says they want to make sure that people have access to recovery resources. Together with other delegates, the minister was on the ground, visiting families in Durban affected in the KZN storms.
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APR
5am
Ramaphosa inspects Rockview Road home devastation
An Amanzimtoti homeowner has told President Cyril Ramaphosa about the moment he lost everything in the severe KwaZulu-Natal floods.
Johan Fourie told Ramaphosa how he had been sitting in his Rockview Road home, south of Durban when water started gushing in on Monday night.
A massive sink hole developed, swallowing Fourie's home, several vehicles and an entire stretch of the road outside.
Johan Fourie told Ramaphosa how he had been sitting in his Rockview Road home, south of Durban when water started gushing in on Monday night.
A massive sink hole developed, swallowing Fourie's home, several vehicles and an entire stretch of the road outside.
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2am
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APR
6am
#KZNFloods: Elderly couple unharmed after lawn collapses in landslide
As the wet weather continues to sweep across KwaZulu Natal - in Durban, an Asherville resident is thankful both her parents are alive. Waseela Kachbal says she managed to carry her elderly mum to safety when their backyard sank in torrential rain.
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APR
4am
Pinetown Neighborhood Watch kept busy in #KZNfloods
Lisa Hayes, who is part of the Hatton Estate Neighbourhood Watch in Pinetown, says they've been out and about since 11pm last night. Heavy rains have battered the roads and homes in KZN.
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APR
2am
"My house is flooding," says Bluff resident
Bluff resident, Mikayla Deysel says she can't keep the water out of her home. Durban, and the greater KZN, has been hit by heavy rains.
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12pm
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APR
5am
Collen Dlamini discusses the potential impact of the Copyright Amendment Bill on local content creators
A group of media companies, content producers and creatives say they will head to court if the Copyright Amendment Bill is signed into law in its current form.
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APR
5am
Millions lost due to drawn-out protests - Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce's Andy Horton says while they acknowledge people's right to protest - they believe some service delivery demonstrations are being used as a political tool.
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APR
6am
Booysen describes business deals between businessman, Toshan Panday and police force
Johan Booysen has told the State Capture Commission former KZN police commissioner, Mmamonye Ngobeni was adamant to stop an investigation into national police officials and politically linked businessman, Toshan Panday. This is the same investigation McBride said the NPA failed to prosecute during his time at IPID.
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