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Umlazi, Umhlanga and Cornubia are some of the areas in and around Durban that will be affected by the Umngeni-uThukela Water shutdown.

Three years after the July 2021 riots left a trail of destruction and more than 350 people dead, 65 accused will finally face justice.

“The difference between registration and voting is that with voting, you queue there, you vote for the day, and you disappear. With registration, you register and go. It is a quick process, so you are not going to see long queues with the registration,” said Mantashe.

IEC say challenges such as protests and the weather inundated online registrations

On Friday, Natjoints said with the anticipated hive of activity, safety would be guaranteed, with a total of 24,000 law enforcement agents deployed in KwaZulu-Natal during voter registration weekend.

First-time voter Azotha Wanda (18) from Umlazi told Daily Sun that he is excited that he'll vote and bring change with his vote.

Police Minister Bheki Cele admitted a second consecutive drop in the country's murder rate is not a victory for the South African Police Service.

On Friday, the province announced that additional law enforcement officers would be deployed to all polling areas this weekend.

Out of the 30 covered police stations in the country, seven recorded a decrease in the number of rape cases.

This area in Durban is one of the most dangerous places in the country, often featuring within the top 10 dangerous crimes nationally