ECR Newswatch interviews and soundbytes
Hear the latest news soundbytes or interviews from KZN's No. 1 news team: East Coast Radio Newswatch. © East Coast Radio.
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SEP
Court hears Downer didn't leak info on Zuma corruption case
The Pietermaritzburg High Court has been taken through a transcript, apparently of a conversation between lead prosecutor in the Jacob Zuma corruption matter, Advocate Billy Downer, and an investigative journalist about the case.
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SEP
UK decision to keep SA on red list illogical: Sama
The South African Medical Association (Sama) says the UK’s decision to keep South Africa on its red list for Covid travel restrictions doesn't make sense.
10
SEP
IEC uncertain how pandemic will affect November polls
Only one monetary contribution of R2 000 was made towards the Multi-Party Democracy Fund.
10
SEP
Carl Niehaus denies ANC axing
Suspended ANC member Carl Niehaus has denied reports that the governing party fired him on Thursday.
08
SEP
KZN residents urged to report damage following heavy rains
The South African Weather Service forecaster Thandiwe Gumede says they expect the systems to start moving east onwards.
24
AUG
CPFs in Durban, surrounds remain on alert amid shutdown threats
Community policing forums in and around eThekwini have pledged to continue protecting their communities themselves until rumours of a national shutdown die down.
13
AUG
CRL hearings underway into deadly KZN, Gauteng riots
Hearings into last month's unrest are underway behind closed doors in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.
10
AUG
Zuma case postponed to determine fitness to stand trial
The court heard the state wants it's own medical practitioner to examine Zuma on his fitness to be present in court and stand trial.
05
AUG
EFF supporters gather for march in Phoenix against racism
Hundreds of EFF supporters have started arriving by bus in Phoenix, north of Durban, ahead of what the party is calling a march against racism towards Africans.
03
AUG
Phoenix unrest killings have risen to 36, Cele confirms
Police Minister Bheki Cele says the number of people killed in Phoenix during the unrest has risen to 36.
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JUL
SAHRC probes claims of people forced to get jabbed
University of Cape Town law expert Cathleen Powell says legally, government can impose restrictions on unvaccinated people.
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JUL
Durban mom recounts moment she threw daughter from burning building during unrest
A Durban mother who threw her toddler into the arms of strangers to flee their burning building says while they are thankful to have survived the incident, they are still traumatised.
