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Durban North community asked to stop giving to beggars

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Darren Maule recently found a notice in the Durban North area asking people to stop giving to beggars.
As much as it is a sad state of affairs that begging exists in our communities, should begging be allowed?
12 Jun 2018 1AM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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