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Durban CBD shop owners count cost after March and March protest violence

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Durban CBD shop owners count cost after March and March protest violence

Shop owners say they lost stock and livelihoods after businesses were allegedly looted and a building was set alight during Thursday’s March and March protest in Durban’s CBD.

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Police use tear gas, stun grenades as anti-immigration protesters return to Durban streets

IOL · 12 min ago

EXPLAINER: What to know about the refugee ruling that sparked riots in Durban and Soweto

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IN PICS: Durban unrest escalates as a home, business and motorbike set alight

IOL · 30 min ago

GROUNDUP: Anti-immigrant mob threatens to burn women and children in Pretoria

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IOL · 56 min ago

Natal Indian Congress Legacy Foundation celebrates Justice Navi Pillay’s 2026 Nobel Peace Prize

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