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KwaZulu-Natal police have confirmed that more than 19 people have been arrested on charges of public violence and malicious damage to property in different part…
KwaZulu-Natal police have confirmed that more than 19 people have been arrested on charges of public violence and malicious damage to property in different parts of Durban and the province.
SABC News reporter Nonhlakanipho Magwaza has the latest update on the protests and the situation on the ground.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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31 Comments
@@Radical_Candor33Imported3wk ago
a police force so small cannot contain protests easily. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23facts">#facts</a>
@@KajanLakhanImported3wk ago
Universities must close. Look at the fiasco regarding the Nobel Price - an interlinked bribery system for geopolitics.
@@InstigatorDJImported3wk ago
Minimum 5 years jail.
@@impact3237Imported3wk ago
This country will BURN!!!<br><br><a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23untilwewin">#UntilWeWin</a>
@@TheMao1968Imported3wk ago
Protest if you must, the moment you loot and destroy your credibility is gone.
@@LouisEsterhuizen-d8nImported3wk ago
Anc let zim and other foreigners in after 2007 so its the anc responsibility its common sense but most anc people don't have common sense to see the real problem!
@@TASCOREBANDSImported3wk ago
We never hear the police say we have arrested illegal immigrants
@@NOKUTHULAKIGGUNDUImported3wk ago
Mmmh now criminal records on their names so said
@@thamsanqawilsonmadubane8960Imported3wk ago
YESTERDAY I SAW MORE OF THE EFF YOUTH STUDENTS COMMANDERS LOOTING IN THE DURBAN PROTESTS 🎉🎉🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🌎🎀🎀
@@mabaso-v5nImported3wk ago
There is nothing wrong in protesting but there is everything wrong when people loot!!! When there is vandalism taking place, it's just so wrong
@@GCWABE-662Imported3wk ago
FREE THEM BOYZ 🇿🇦✊🏿⚠️‼️
@@SgiqaImported3wk ago
The fight must now be taken directly to the doorstep of the Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town, Helen Suzman Foundation, Amnesty International South Africa, International Detention Coalition, UNHCR and Global Strategic Litigation Council for Refugee Rights. South Africans must organise mass protests, mobilise communities and apply relentless public pressure. We demand transparency about their funding, objectives and role in litigation affecting our immigration policies and national sovereignty. No organisation should be beyond public scrutiny or accountability. Our response must be massive, uncompromising and sustained until our demands for transparency and accountability are addressed.
@@patiencemagitshima3925Imported3wk ago
Economy surrounded and build on crime and corruption all these years from 1994 , feel sorry for that home affairs minister he took over mess done by other people
@@TheChroniclesofIanImported3wk ago
Robert Nechunda???🤔🤔⁉⁉
@@Peace-tk3grImported3wk ago
Mostly students? Perhaps it's upsetting to have the government pay for your varsity fees. <br>Poor widdle children, your life is so hard. 😏
@@SaffaTheBeginnerImported3wk ago
Protesters/marchers that devolve into criminal elements via looting and violence = rioters<br><br>Start reporting it as such and stop sugar coating your words
@@louisvanderwalt2820Imported3wk ago
From an Afrikaner, thank you to the Zulu people for standing up to this. It is time that all of us join hands against this despicable government
@@bradrichardson404Imported3wk ago
I think we should call them looters rather - guys just run out of supplies from the last time - probably time to restock - I mean when they destroy everything who is going to fix it ? definitely not our government . I bet you offer those youngsters an honest job they won’t do it - thriving on lawlessness and disorder is a lot easier.
@@baf308Imported3wk ago
they must kept for more than a year behind bars.
@@ManfromsowetoImported3wk ago
I knew it was students looking at the energy I saw in videos 😂😂.....AND YOU ARE GOING TO RELEASE THEM!!! ....whether u like or not you'll release those innocent students!!!
@@rudivn1Imported3wk ago
Protesting?
@@sakhilenjaphaImported3wk ago
this is not gonna keep us back KZN asiwafuni ama kwere kwere
@@veeranchetty2669Imported3wk ago
But these are looters supported by political parties that promotes anarchy for their own goals- we need intelligence. Fbi , Cia etc
@@yuferineImported3wk ago
Illegal immigration btw
@@trumpet835Imported3wk ago
Hello wenda
@@SgiqaImported3wk ago
This deranged and pathetic loser, Ramaphosa, convened a Cabinet meeting last night to discuss how to implement the Constitutional Court order. Yet again, he has demonstrated that he is completely deaf to the message South Africans are sending. We are sick and tired of these thieves, thugs and a government that continues to fail the people. How much clearer must we make it? South Africans have had enough, and this government must wake up to the reality that its time is running out.
@@hgfku-tn6hbImported3wk ago
A Wise government would prefer the negotiations not force
@@pappafuryImported3wk ago
Ya don't blame the people, blame the government for not doing what the people want. Baba this isn't europe
@@Ntisa325Imported3wk ago
Why don’t they arrest the illegal border jumpers?? This is rubbish. Fvck SAPS
@@thubelihlezondi5822Imported3wk ago
Imagine sending your kid to school and them coming back with an arrest record? Embarrassing.
KwaZulu-Natal police have confirmed that more than 19 people have been arrested on charges of public violence and malicious damage to property in different parts of Durban and the province.
SABC News reporter Nonhlakanipho Magwaza has the latest update on the protests and the situation on the ground.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.