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Chants of "Free Palestine" reverberated around Durban's promenade on Sunday as dozens of protesters marched in solidarity with the people of Palestine.

While the KwaZulu-Natal Premier's office has remained mum on the arrest of yet another senior official, a top union head in the province says systems of governance had to start providing better service delivery.

The advent of nationalist parties in developing countries in the late 19th and 20th centuries demonstrated the desires of the struggling masses that yearned to control their own affairs and to develop their nations.

SACP members in KwaZulu-Natal have called for the Constitutional Court's decision to grant parole to Janusz Walus, convicted of killing Chris Hani in 1993, to be rescinded.

Public servants who staged a march through the streets of central Durban on Tuesday have fired the first salvo in their bid to get government to meet their demands for 10% wage increase.

They are protesting against the governments move to implement a 3% wage increase on the baseline with other additions.

Public servants who staged a march through the streets of central Durban on Tuesday have fired the first salvo in their bid to get government to meet their demands for 10% wage increase.

Transnet workers are set to take to the streets around the port of Durban on Friday as they “intensify” their strike.

Today is World Day for Decent Work and trade union federation Cosatu in KZN is taking a stand and to the streets against what it says is the exploitation of the average worker.

Workers taking part in the national stay away streamed into Durban's King Dinuzulu Park ahead of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) led march to City Hall.