The South African National Defence Force had to be deployed to KwaDabeka in Clermont, west of Durban, after overnight looting left businesses counting millions of rands in losses. At least two supermarkets and a dental practice were broken into, with cash safes, stock and equipment stolen. The incidents came after Tuesday's anti-undocumented immigrant protests. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the looting. Taliesha Naidoo reports...

The South African National Defence Force had to be deployed to KwaDabeka in Clermont, west of Durban, after overnight looting left businesses counting millions of rands in losses. At least two supermarkets and a dental practice were broken into, with cash safes, stock and equipment stolen. The incidents came after Tuesday's anti-undocumented immigrant protests. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the looting. Taliesha Naidoo reports...

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By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Investigations are underway following a bus crash which claimed the lives of 16 people on the N1 near Touwsrivier in the Western Cape. Three children are among the deceased. Police spokesperson Andre Traut says the bus with 78 passengers on board was enroute from Cape Town to the Eastern Cape. SABC reporter, Vanessa Poonah is at the scene and brings us an update....

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Investigations are underway following a bus crash which claimed the lives of 16 people on the N1 near Touwsrivier in the Western Cape. Three children are among the deceased. Police spokesperson Andre Traut says the bus with 78 passengers on board was enroute from Cape Town to the Eastern Cape. SABC reporter, Vanessa Poonah is at the scene and brings us an update....

#PODCAST Three children among 16 killed in Western Cape bus crash 

By Newsbreak Senior Producer, Taresh Harreeparshad - A South African interfaith forum is calling for a charter to be established to promote religious tolerance. In a meeting convened by former eThekwini Speaker Logie Naidoo at the 1860 Heritage Centre in Durban last week, representatives from most religious faiths agreed that such a document would go a long way to unite the country. The meeting stemmed from widespread condemnation of a religious leader criticising the South Indian tradition of Amman or porridge prayers. Naidoo explains how the forum plans to work with all faiths to establish mutual harmony...

By Newsbreak Senior Producer, Taresh Harreeparshad - A South African interfaith forum is calling for a charter to be established to promote religious tolerance. In a meeting convened by former eThekwini Speaker Logie Naidoo at the 1860 Heritage Centre in Durban last week, representatives from most religious faiths agreed that such a document would go a long way to unite the country. The meeting stemmed from widespread condemnation of a religious leader criticising the South Indian tradition of Amman or porridge prayers. Naidoo explains how the forum plans to work with all faiths to establish mutual harmony...

#PODCAST Inter Faith Forum seeks a charter to enshrine religious tolerance

Environmental activists in Durban believe plastic pollution is becoming more prevalent and continues to negatively impact various eco-systems. This comes as we mark Plastic Free July - an initiative that began as a challenge but quickly evolved into a movement across the globe. Plastics, through litter and pollution eventually make its way into water systems, polluting ecosystems, leaching toxic chemicals which break down into microplastics, infiltrate the food chain for animals and humans. Romy Wenzel from non-profit organisation, the Clean Surf Project says more awareness campaigns are needed to education citizens on the harmful impact of plastics on the environment...

Environmental activists in Durban believe plastic pollution is becoming more prevalent and continues to negatively impact various eco-systems. This comes as we mark Plastic Free July - an initiative that began as a challenge but quickly evolved into a movement across the globe. Plastics, through litter and pollution eventually make its way into water systems, polluting ecosystems, leaching toxic chemicals which break down into microplastics, infiltrate the food chain for animals and humans. Romy Wenzel from non-profit organisation, the Clean Surf Project says more awareness campaigns are needed to education citizens on the harmful impact of plastics on the environment...

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