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2:56

#PODCAST: eThekwini Deputy Mayor Fawzia Peer vows to...

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2019/01/31

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - Police have confirmed that land invasions have been on the increase in the Durban region. Meanwhile, Newsbreak spoke to eThekwini Municipality Deputy Mayor Fawzia Peer on the issue. She explains the plan by the council in eradicating crime of this nature...

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#PODCAST: Owners of vacant land in Clare Estate in...

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2019/01/31

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - Owners of vacant land in Clare Estate in Durban have been warned against a sudden spike in land invasions that has gripped the region. Yesterday, invaders tried to illegally occupy land in the area left vacant by private property owners. One of the residents in Clare Estate affected by land invasions is 73-year-old, Saraswathie Komal. She explains her horrifying experience...

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#PODCAST: Parents and students express concern as...

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2019/01/31

By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - There are allegations that the Oval College in Durban has shut down. This after students were allegedly not allowed into the college last week. It's alleged that chaos erupted on the college premises after students and parents demanded answers from Oval management. This concerned parent - who requested to remain anonymous, says she is scared that her son's three years of studying has gone down the drain. Her comments are voiced by Newsbreak's Taliesha

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1:41

#PODCAST: Mahatma Gandhi's 71st death anniversary...

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2019/01/31

By Newsbreak Executive Producer Salma Patel - To mark the 71st anniversary of the day when Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated - the Durban-based trust has launched a campaign to promote the teaching and learning of isiZulu in a bid to foster social cohesion. Gandhi - the father of modern day liberation - was gunned down on January 30th 1948 - a year after India gained independence from British Colonial rule. Professor Sihawukele Ngubane - a trustee of the Gandhi Development Trust says the focus is on

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2:41

#PODCAST: Former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi admits to...

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2019/01/30

Former Bosasa COO - Angelo Agrizzi - has admitted to being a racist during his testimony before the State Capture Inquiry. This emerged after a recording was played at the Zondo Commission in which he can be heard making racist remarks and using the 'k-word'. Agrizzi also conceded that he lied when he said he was never granted an opportunity by the Sunday Times before it published an article about him. Abongile Dumako reports…

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4:47

#PODCAST: South Africa to re-establish direct flights...

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2019/01/30

By Newsbreak Executive Producer Salma Patel - India and South Africa will now get down to business as President Ramaphosa wrapped up his first state visit to the country at the weekend to rejuvenate relations. One of the key outcomes of his landmark visit is the re-establishment of direct flights from Johannesburg to Mumbai - which was controversially suspended. Salma Patel spoke to some citizens during Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi and asked how they feel about the rejuvenation of India-SA

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1:19

#PODCAST: Massive Overburg fire finally extinguished...

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2019/01/30

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - The fire which ravaged through parts of Overberg between Houw Hoek and Grabouw in the Groenlandberg mountain has been extinguished. Overberg Fire Chief, Reinard Geldenhuys has confirmed that the fire is out, but mopping up operations will continue throughout the week. He says although there are no structures or human lives lost, the fire has caused extensive damage. More than 12-thousand hectares of shrub and fynbos have been gutted. Geldenhuys explains...

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2:12

#PODCAST: Illegal dumpers at Silverglen in Chatsworth...

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2019/01/30

By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - Perpetrators caught illegally dumping at Silverglen in Chatsworth, south of Durban will now be hit with a hefty fine. This after toxic waste was found dumped again in Silverglen and Bulbul Drive. A law enforcement officer has since been appointed to monitor the area for illegal dumpers. Chairperson of the Silverglen Conservancy - Shaun Hammond says they are taking a zero-tolerance approach on those found guilty of dumping and creating an environmental hazard

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2:41

#PODCAST: With Artificial Intelligence (AI) making...

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2019/01/30

By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - Technological advancement is always growing with new developments and breakthroughs happening ever so often, especially as businesses and companies look for cost effective labour methods. With artificial intelligence (AI) developing worldwide, many youth and the average worker fear that they'll be out of work because a robot, or that some other piece of technology, is going to replace them. In this week's Techno Touch, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and

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2:38

#PODCAST: Reports suggest Bosasa CEO Gavin Watson...

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2019/01/29

Former Bosasa COO, Angelo Agrizzi has revealed to the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture how Bosasa CEO, Gavin Watson allegedly made payments of 300-thousand-rand to the then president Jacob Zuma at his Nkandla homestead. Agrizzi also implicated the former chairperson of the Jacob G Zuma Fundation, Dudu Myeni, who apparently received monthly cash payments on behalf of the Foundation. Myeni is also accused of possessing confidential NPA documents. Mbali Thethani reports…

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2:51

#PODCAST: Durban cat owners warned of an outbreak...

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2019/01/29

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - Cat owners in Durban have been cautioned against the outbreak of a disease called Panleukopenia. This is according to the "Cats of Durban" - which is an organisation formed to tackle stray animals which roam around in the port city. Panleukopenia is a highly contagious disease and any cat that falls to the disease needs to be incinerated, not buried, as the virus lives in the soil for around six months. co-ordinator of the organisation Niki Moore explains how

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1:35

#PODCAST: Effingham Secondary principal under-fire...

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2019/01/29

By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education says it's investigating the incident in which the principal of Effingham Secondary School, north of Durban is accused of inviting five men to use illegal force as a form of discipline on learners. It's alleged that the principal allowed the men to interrogate and assault learners who were suspected of dealing drugs inside the school. On Friday, a video of the principal being escorted by police out of the school

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1:55

#PODCAST: Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan...

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2019/01/29

By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - Public Enterprises Minister, Pravin Gordhan has been awarded under the Padma Bhushan category for distinguished service of higher order, in the field of public affairs. The Padma Awards is one of the highest civilian honours of India and its announced annually on the eve of Republic Day. Political Analyst Dr. Lubna Nadvi tells us about Gordhan being bestowed with this prestigious award...

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2:45

#PODCAST: The Phoenix Community Centre to launch a...

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2019/01/29

By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - A campaign will be launched tomorrow at the Phoenix Community Centre in Whetstone, north of Durban to promote the isiZulu language in KwaZulu-Natal. It is also the 71st death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, who was assassinated on the 30th of January in New Delhi in 1948. Gandhi used language as a carrier of culture and freedom from colonial rule. Granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi and peace activist, Ela Gandhi, says the campaign will start at 12pm...

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#PODCAST: Two killed and two injured after a vehicle...

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2019/01/28

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - Two people have been killed, and two others injured following an accident in Durban. Paramedics say the vehicle they were travelling in overturned on the M19 Durban-bound early yesterday. The two wounded occupants sustained moderate injuries and have been taken to a hospital. Rescue Care Spokesperson - Gareth Jamieson says that they are in talks with law enforcement to implement strict laws and awareness campaigns to educate motorists about being cautious on

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#PODCAST: Former KZN Sharks Board Head of Operations,...

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2019/01/28

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - In this week's Newsbreak Legends series, we delve into the life of former KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board Head of Operations, Mike Anderson-Reade. Mike was the voice of the KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board for four decades. He was in charge of marine life and the annual sardine run, where he flew around the country monitoring sardine activity and changes in migration over the years. Now Mike Anderson-Reade is giving up the ocean-life to enjoy the fruits of

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#PODCAST: Overberg fire continues to rage since...

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2019/01/28

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - Firefighters are still battling the Overberg fire between Houw Hoek and Grabouw in the Groenlandberg mountain. The fire has been raging since Thursday, leading to the evacuation of two small towns. Authorities have deployed three helicopters and about 65 firefighters to battle the blaze with some assistance from local land-owners. For the latest on the this, we joined on the line by Overberg fire chief, Reinhardt Geldenhuys...

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#PODCAST: Police search for suspects who allegedly...

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2019/01/28

By Newsbreak Producer Rachel Vadi - Police are searching for suspects who allegedly stabbed two elderly people with a sword and screwdriver at their home in Westville, Durban. Police spokesperson Thulani Zwane is appealing to members of the community to come forward with any information that may lead to the arrest of the suspects. He says the 64-year-old women was stabbed with a sword and her husband with a screwdriver...

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#PODCAST: The Beeputh family of Verulam, north of...

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2019/01/28

By Newsbreak Producer Rachel Vadi - Registering to vote was a family affair for the Bipath family of Verulam, north of Durban. 22-year-old daughter of the family, Serisha finally decided that it was time that she registered to vote. Her sentiments were echoed by mum, Ansuree who also registered for the firs-time. The man of the house Ravine, also decided to go along to check his registration status...

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#PODCAST: Western Cape Premier Helen Zille's proposed...

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2019/01/28

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - There continues to be widespread reaction and debate over Helen Zille's proposed tax revolt. The Western Cape Premier tweeted over the weekend that she would advocate that people withhold paying their taxes if corrupt individuals are voted into power in the upcoming elections. The DA has however distanced itself from Zille's views and says her tweets are not party policy but merely an expression of her opinion. The ANC's head of elections in the Western Cape,

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