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A KwaZulu-Natal pupil who was suspended from school over her traditional attire, but allowed to return after the education department intervened, has ended her life.

A KwaZulu-Natal pupil who was suspended from school over her traditional attire, but allowed to return after the education department intervened, has ended her life.

Agriculture department spokesperson Reggie Ngcobo said all in the livestock industry should abide by the movement restrictions put in place to prevent the further spread of foot and mouth disease in South Africa. Agriculture department spokesperson Reggie Ngcobo said all in the livestock indust...

To date, over 400 people have lost their lives, with an estimated 40 000 people displaced, 4 000 homes destroyed, 8 300 homes partially damaged and scores of people still unaccounted for.

With sewage pollution still above safe swimming levels at several places along the Durban coastline, there is still no certainty on when the city’s main beaches will reopen.

Premier Sihle Zikalala Zikalala said the cost of the flood damage was officially at R25 billion, affecting mainly infrastructure networks, manufacturing and agriculture.

The spat has deepened between the national government and the eThekwini municipality over who is responsible for a failure to provide flood relief.

The R2.2 million corruption case against the former CEO of iLembe Enterprises is expected to resume in August.

A Durban man who was found with a truck stolen during the July unrest has been jailed.

Mlungisi Clive Manci, the former acting CEO of Enterprise iLembe, appeared in the Durban specialised commercial crimes court on Wednesday on charges of corruption and accepting a bribe.