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Evelyn Morris is a journalist based in Durban, South Africa. Evelyn is especially interested in advocacy for patient's rights and the end the stigmatisation of mental health problems. Another area of interest for Evelyn is the judiciary, especially as it directly affects people in their own communities.
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Community group arrest Gillitts housebreaking suspect
A housebreaking suspect was apprehended in Gillitts after a large-scale manhunt involving Blue Security Community Crime Prevention Units and armed response officers. The suspect, who had been ransacking a property, was tracked down and detained after a chase covering two to three kilometers. He has been linked to multiple other crimes in the area through Blue Security’s crime intelligence networks.
Pinetown woman stabbed, robbed at knifepoint at traffic intersection
A Pinetown motorist was stabbed and robbed of her cellphone and a substantial amount of cash at a traffic intersection on Crompton Street. The incident occurred as she was ambushed by pedestrians while on her way to a local takeaway outlet. Blue Security's Andreas Mathios provided details of the incident and offered safety advice for motorists to be vigilant at busy intersections. The suspects fled on foot, and the victim sustained serious bruising but declined medical attention. Investigations are ongoing.
3183 temporary disability grants to be reinstated
The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) in KwaZulu-Natal will reinstate 3,183 temporary disability grants that had lapsed. This decision aims to reduce the number of clients visiting Sassa offices by the end of March 2021. The reinstatement will benefit 59-year-old clients, those receiving a disability grant along with a Grant in Aid, and those who have nominated procurators and administrators for their social grants. Sassa spokesperson Sandy Godlwana confirmed the news and reminded applicants that they can apply for the R350 Covid Relief grant via mobile phone.
WATCH: Refinery fire on Tara Road shocks Seaview and Rossburgh residents
A massive explosion at 7.10am in south Durban caused significant disruption, with the blast being heard as far as Umbilo. The incident led to a large fire at a refinery on Tara Road, resulting in injuries to seven individuals. Emergency services, including Rescue Care and KZN Emergency Medical Rescue Services, responded promptly, setting up a triage area and rescuing injured personnel. The cause of the explosion is currently unknown, and SAPS is investigating. The situation is being closely monitored, with updates expected as more information becomes available.
Northdene water pump failure leaves Chatsworth high and dry
The densely populated Chatsworth community has been facing a water shortage for over five days due to faulty pumps at the Northdene pump station. The eThekwini Municipality is working to resolve the issue, with spokesperson Msawakhe Mayisela attributing the disruptions to pump failures. Community members, including comedian Karou Charou and the National Indian Congress of South Africa, are assisting affected residents. The municipality is deploying additional water tankers and considering static water tankers to ensure continuous water supply. Incidents of residents attacking water tankers have been reported, complicating relief efforts.
Queensburgh man arrested for alleged sexual assault of 5-year-old girl
A man in Queensburgh was arrested by Malvern SAPS after being found half-naked with a five-year-old girl. The suspect, who attempted suicide upon discovery, was detained following treatment at RK Khan Hospital. The incident coincides with the 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence campaign.
Four ways walking rings can be dangerous for babies
Walking rings, often considered as gifts for babies, pose significant safety risks. Rene Grobler from Netcare reports that 47 babies have been treated for injuries related to walking rings, with a notable percentage suffering serious injuries. The article outlines four specific dangers: getting stuck and causing falls, increased risk of burns, pulling heavy objects, and collapsing due to faulty mechanisms.
Department warns of fake employment notice
The Department of Employment and Labour has issued a warning about a fake employment notice targeting unemployed individuals. The notice falsely claims that the department is seeking CVs from Bachelor of Commerce graduates and mentions a non-existent individual, Bongani Sithole, as the contact person. The department urges the public to disregard this notice and highlights available resources for job seekers on its Twitter account. Similar warnings have been issued by the eThekwini Municipality and Durban North SAPS regarding other scams.
Sarnia sinkhole causes growing concern for residents
A sinkhole on Sarnia Road near Rossburgh has been causing concern for over a week, posing risks to motorists and passers-by. Seaview resident Joseph Dlamini expressed surprise that no serious accidents have occurred and worries about potential underlying damage. eThekwini Metro Police spokesperson Parboo Sewpersad urged residents to report road issues to the correct departments and provided an emergency contact number for such reports. Attempts to get a comment from the municipality were unsuccessful.
Metro officer injured on M7 remains hospitalized
Metro police officer Gerard Lecordier, who was injured while managing traffic at a major accident on the M7, remains hospitalized in Pietermaritzburg. He was directing traffic away from the accident scene when he was struck and is now under the care of specialists at Netcare St Anne’s Hospital. Despite the long recovery ahead, Lecordier is thankful to be alive. The article also addresses Caxton Local Media's commitment to providing factual information on Covid-19, mentioning their strict fact-checking protocol and the establishment of a national task team. Readers are encouraged to follow the news and engage on various social media platforms.
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