By Newsbreak Senior Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - Local communities are fearing that schoolgirls are fast becoming drug peddlers in the classroom. Private security company Reaction Unit South Africa claims they have been receiving several calls from parents claiming that their daughters were involved in the drug trade. According to director Prem Balram he has had to deal with at least five cases this month of schoolgirls peddling drugs in Durban...

By Newsbreak Senior Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - Local communities are fearing that schoolgirls are fast becoming drug peddlers in the classroom. Private security company Reaction Unit South Africa claims they have been receiving several calls from parents claiming that their daughters were involved in the drug trade. According to director Prem Balram he has had to deal with at least five cases this month of schoolgirls peddling drugs in Durban...

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#PODCAST Durban communities sound the alarm - as the trend of recruiting schoolgirls into the drug trade continues #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Senior Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - The South African Hindu Maha Sabha (SAHMS) is concerned that the CRL Rights Commission could infringe on the autonomy of Hindu religious organisations if it goes ahead with the establishment of the Section 22 committee without consultation. Deputy President of the Maha Sabha Prof. Brij Maharaj says that there has been a lack of consultation with the Hindu community on the proposed Section 22 committee...

By Newsbreak Senior Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - The South African Hindu Maha Sabha (SAHMS) is concerned that the CRL Rights Commission could infringe on the autonomy of Hindu religious organisations if it goes ahead with the establishment of the Section 22 committee without consultation. Deputy President of the Maha Sabha Prof. Brij Maharaj says that there has been a lack of consultation with the Hindu community on the proposed Section 22 committee...

#PODCAST The South African Hindu Maha Sabha say the CRL Commission could pose "potential threat" to religious independence #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - Meanwhile, the CRL Rights Commission refutes the claim that the Hindu community has not been consulted about the proposed Section 22 Committee. CRL Rights Commission's Dr Rajendran Govender says that a planned meeting has been organised for consultations this Saturday in Chatsworth, south of Durban- and all Hindu organisations are invited to attend...

*The consultation takes place on Saturday at the SATF Cultural Centre, 42 Silverglen Drive, Chatsworth.

By Newsbreak Producer Taresh Harreeparshad - Meanwhile, the CRL Rights Commission refutes the claim that the Hindu community has not been consulted about the proposed Section 22 Committee. CRL Rights Commission's Dr Rajendran Govender says that a planned meeting has been organised for consultations this Saturday in Chatsworth, south of Durban- and all Hindu organisations are invited to attend...
*The consultation takes place on Saturday at the SATF Cultural Centre, 42 Silverglen Drive, Chatsworth.

#PODCAST CRL Commission reject "non-consultation" claims and look ahead to meeting with religious leaders in Chatsworth this weekend #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - It's been 50 years since the Tin Town floods in Durban destroyed the homes and livelihoods of many residents. A special Tin Town residents' reunion was hosted in Phoenix at the weekend where surviving residents shared their memories of the 1976 floods which forced many into temporary tents in Asherville before relocation to Phoenix. One such resident is Ronnie Bhudai who was teenager when the floods occurred. He shares his experience and joy after reuniting with other survivors...

By Newsbreak Producer Shanell Daniel - It's been 50 years since the Tin Town floods in Durban destroyed the homes and livelihoods of many residents. A special Tin Town residents' reunion was hosted in Phoenix at the weekend where surviving residents shared their memories of the 1976 floods which forced many into temporary tents in Asherville before relocation to Phoenix. One such resident is Ronnie Bhudai who was teenager when the floods occurred. He shares his experience and joy after reuniting with other survivors...

#PODCAST Durban communities sound the alarm - as the trend of recruiting schoolgirls into the drug trade continues #sabcnews

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