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IN PICTURES: Durban CBD unrest and looting

IOL · 09 October 2026 at 08:09

IN PICTURES: Durban CBD unrest and looting

Parts of Durban’s CBD were disrupted on Thursday after protesters reportedly split into groups, stoned vehicles and damaged shops, including China Mall in the Point area.

Parts of Durban’s CBD were disrupted on Thursday after protesters reportedly split into groups, stoned vehicles and damaged shops, including China Mall in the Point area.

Parts of Durban’s CBD were disrupted on Thursday after protesters reportedly split into groups, stoned vehicles and damaged shops, including China Mall in the Point area.

Parts of Durban’s CBD were disrupted on Thursday after protesters reportedly split into groups, stoned vehicles and damaged shops, including China Mall in the Point area.

Parts of Durban’s CBD were disrupted on Thursday after protesters reportedly split into groups, stoned vehicles and damaged shops, including China Mall in the Point area.

Parts of Durban’s CBD were disrupted on Thursday after protesters reportedly split into groups, stoned vehicles and damaged shops, including China Mall in the Point area.

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