ECR Newswatch Interviews
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‘She went the extra mile to make me happy' says Anele Tembe's father
Moses Tembe, father of late Anele Tembe speaks at her funeral. She is being laid to rest days after she tragically died in Cape Town.
Gale force winds batter KZN's coastal areas
Gale force winds that are blowing along KZN's coastal areas - are expected to last throughout the day.
DA demands justice for murdered wheelchair-bound farmer
DA's Alf Lees talks about the murder of a 46-year-old wheelchair-bound farmer in Winterton, this past weekend.
Protesting MUT students clash with police
Newswatch's Steve Bhengu goes into detail on the student unrest outside Mangosuthu University of Technology in Umlazi.
Agricultural economist warns of possible food price hikes
Agricultural economist at FNB, Paul Makube warns of possible food price hikes
Chaos breaks out at DUT, protesters scattered by stun grenades
Newswatch's Steve Bhengu describes the chaotic scenes of police and protesters clashing at DUT's Steve Biko campus. This follows morning demonstrations after being unable to register at the university.
Snake rescuer Nick Evans saves Python from being eaten
Nick Evans explains how a resident who had learned of a cattle herder who captured a python and had intended to eat it - talked him out of it and convinced him to hand it over to the snake rescuer.
Emergency services will have a sleepless Easter Weekend
Jayshree Parasuramen spoke with Senior Superintendent, Parbhoo Sewpersad to give you and all visitors to our province some advice ahead of this festive weekend.
Travel Tricks when travelling with babies with Andi James
Are you travelling with little ones to spend the Easter Weekend with us in KZN?
Booze sales for off-site consumption banned as Ramaphosa confirms adjusted regulations
South Africa’s lockdown alert will remain at level one but there will be adjustments to regulations effective from Friday, 2 April.
LISTEN: Mozambique attacks robs KZN father of seeing kids grow up
A heartbroken KwaZulu-Natal mother says her son, who tried to escape from armed fighters in northern Mozambique, suffered a violent and unnecessary death.
LOOK: Access to Izingolweni restricted after night of looting
The situation in Izingolweni in southern KZN is said to be volatile.
Water outages for parts of Msunduzi to last until 5pm
Some infrastructure in the city is being refurbished.
Tributes for 'unsung hero', Charm Govender
Anti-apartheid activist, Charm Govender has been described as a true soldier of the struggle. He was laid to rest yesterday in Durban after passing away on Monday.
Easter Holidays could see spike in COVID-19 infections warns Prof. Karim
India says it's detected what it's describing as a “double mutant variant” of the novel coronavirus. The co-chair of the Ministerial Advisory Committee on Covid-19, Professor Abdool Karim says the description is not accurate.
A year ago today, Ramaphosa confirmed hard lockdown for SA
It's exactly a year since President Cyril Ramaphosa imposed a 21-day hard lockdown - as South Africans came to terms with the reality of COVID-19.
KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala speaks at State Memorial Service of King Goodwill Zwelithini
Zikalala has praised the King for having been at the forefront of conflict resolution
'King Zwelithini is celebrated across the continent', President Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the country has lost a revered leader.
KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala speaks at the memorial service of King Zwelithini
Heartfelt tributes are being paid to King Goodwill Zwelithini at his memorial service, at the Kwa-Khethom-Thandayo Royal Palace in Nongoma.
'It's a disgrace, everything is dying' - Durban canal pollution
A massive spill in the Amanzimnyama Canal in the south of Durban has sparked concern with an activist saying it's a ticking time bomb for the environment.