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.
29
JAN
SA ready to contain coronavirus should threat arise: Zweli Mkhize
Health officials say South Africa's been put on its highest alert level as they closely monitor the spread of the coronavirus overseas.
28
JAN
Friend remembers Enoch Mpianzi: "He was a kind boy and never fought"
The best friend of the Parktown Boys High School pupil who drowned while at orientation camp says he was a kind person who never fought with anyone.
28
JAN
LISTEN: AA expects petrol price to drop in February
Motorists can expect some relief at the pumps next month.
28
JAN
KZN Edu launch probe following Grade R learner burnt at school
Provincial education officials are investigating whether there was gross negligence on the part of school officials after a five-year-old child was burnt and injured at a south Durban school.
28
JAN
PODCAST: Durban woman in Wuhan coronavirus lockdown speaks outs
As the coronavirus death toll climbs to over 100, South Africans in China say they are living in fear.
27
JAN
UKZN suspends registration at Howard campus following fees protests
Registration and orientation have been suspended at UKZN’s Howard College Campus following student protests.
27
JAN
Land invaders causing headaches for Shallcross residents
Shallcross residents say the disruptions by land invaders in the Durban south community, are getting out of hand.
24
JAN
KwaMashu pupils undergo counselling following school shooting
Counsellors have been treating children at a primary school in KwaMashu, who witnessed their teacher being shot in the stomach by robbers
23
JAN
Health Ministry remains on high alert despite no coronavirus cases reported in SA
As more countries report cases of the coronavirus, health officials here say all ports of entry are on high alert should anyone entering South Africa display symptoms.
22
JAN
Two arrested in connection with Richards Bay mine violence
The KZN Premier's Office says the arrest of two people in connection with the violence at Richards Bay Minerals is a step forward in resolving the conflict in the area.
22
JAN
Grounding of SAA flights will have dire consequences: Analyst
An analyst has warned that the cancellation of flights at South African Airways (SAA) will have a negative impact on domestic travel.
21
JAN
Driver arrested after 58 pupils stuffed into minibus taxi
A Limpopo driver has been charged for overloading his minibus taxi with 58 school children.
