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KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli says the deployment of the SANDF is necessary to restore law and order in Durban. Ntuli has requested the deployment of the ar…
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli says the deployment of the SANDF is necessary to restore law and order in Durban.
Ntuli has requested the deployment of the army to help quell widespread violence.
On Friday, protesters opposed to undocumented immigration looted small businesses and damaged property for a second consecutive day of violence in the city centre.
For the latest from Durban, we are joined by SABC News reporter Nonhlakanipho Magwaza
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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@@mphojeanettemosala4360Imported1mo ago
It's a joke,deploying Armies for citizens marching for their rights! 🙄🙄🙄!Those are not asylum seekers!Dangerous!
@@Sanelequmba-o2tImported1mo ago
Ramaphosa must follow
@@Sanelequmba-o2tImported1mo ago
They must go!
@@Martin-b9o6bImported1mo ago
The law to legalize illegality is not acceptable
@@mariamirankundaImported1mo ago
Y the news is full of lies
@@H.N540Imported1mo ago
Sizosuke sibuye futhi, soldiers should deployed at the border! If your failed SANDF & their outdated machinery is posed more as a threat, we’ll find another way. WE WILL BE LISTENED TO & OUR LAWS & WISHES RECOGNISED AS THE PEOPLE OF THIS COUNTRY.
@@sandilengcobo7904Imported1mo ago
This is sad. Manipulating poor people to attack other poor people? The corrupt former liberators now governing the country, the white people who still control economy, the co-opted black elite. We got the right to vote not to be emancipated from being poor. I will never ever support this madness.
@@Achilles_of_TroyImported1mo ago
Haibo, can't belive 💀
@@DeezMatterzImported1mo ago
When are we going to push Living as Humans and not animals? I love my land and my people...but this is disgraceful
@@MichaelofAfrica5128Imported1mo ago
Stop decriminalizing these border jumpers
@@nobodyinparticular709Imported1mo ago
How far sa has fallen😒, and just how many "ah" did the reported blurt out?
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli says the deployment of the SANDF is necessary to restore law and order in Durban.
Ntuli has requested the deployment of the army to help quell widespread violence.
On Friday, protesters opposed to undocumented immigration looted small businesses and damaged property for a second consecutive day of violence in the city centre.
For the latest from Durban, we are joined by SABC News reporter Nonhlakanipho Magwaza
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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