-by Newsbreak's Taresh Harreeparshad.

To mark Lotus FM's 43rd birthday the station decided to celebrate in true Durban style: by paying homage to the Bunny Chow! It proved to be a day of sun, celebration and sizzle- as five contestants cooked up a storm to make the perfect bunny. But on the sidelines, Newsbreak Talk was curious about how the humble bunny does a the huge task of promoting social cohesion across all communities. Take a listen,

-by Newsbreak's Taresh Harreeparshad.
To mark Lotus FM's 43rd birthday the station decided to celebrate in true Durban style: by paying homage to the Bunny Chow! It proved to be a day of sun, celebration and sizzle- as five contestants cooked up a storm to make the perfect bunny. But on the sidelines, Newsbreak Talk was curious about how the humble bunny does a the huge task of promoting social cohesion across all communities. Take a listen,

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The Durban Bunny: the taste of social cohesion #sabcnews 

-by Newsbreak's Taresh Harreeparshad. 

Atleast 17 lives were lost on KZN roads this week. In a horror crash between a truck and a taxi in Isipingo, south of Durban- 11 people lost their lives. It is alleged that a truck driver performed an illegal u-turn before ramming into the taxi. And then 6 people died following a crash on the N2 in Mtubatuba after a truck and light motor vehicle crashed on Friday. While MEC for Transport in KZN has called for murder charges to be levelled against the drivers in the Isipingo crash- driver negligence has come into question. How do you stop drivers from doing irresponsible things on SA roads? We spoke to the KZN Dept. of Transport's Ndabezinhle Sibiya and The DA's Riona Gokool. Driving expert Omar Gangat and ALS Paramedic's Garrith Jamieson also weighed in on this serious conversation. 

-by Newsbreak's Taresh Harreeparshad.&nbsp;
Atleast 17 lives were lost on KZN roads this week. In a horror crash between a truck and a taxi in Isipingo, south of Durban- 11 people lost their lives. It is alleged that a truck driver performed an illegal u-turn before ramming into the taxi. And then 6 people died following a crash on the N2 in Mtubatuba after a truck and light motor vehicle crashed on Friday. While MEC for Transport in KZN has called for murder charges to be levelled against the drivers in the Isipingo crash- driver negligence has come into question. How do you stop drivers from doing irresponsible things on SA roads? We spoke to the KZN Dept. of Transport's Ndabezinhle Sibiya and The DA's Riona Gokool. Driving expert Omar Gangat and ALS Paramedic's Garrith Jamieson also weighed in on this serious conversation.&nbsp;

Driver culture comes into question as road carnage continues #sabcnews 

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Police say they've established a dedicated team to track down 18 Chinese fugitives believed to be hiding in South Africa. This follows the extradition of 63-year-old, Chen Fujia who left the OR Tambo International Airport in Kempton Park east of Johannesburg this morning. The man who had been in hiding in South Africa since 2021 and is accused of defrauding the Chinese government of 120-million rand. SABC reporter, Refilwe Mekoa is tracking the story and brings us an update....

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - Police say they've established a dedicated team to track down 18 Chinese fugitives believed to be hiding in South Africa. This follows the extradition of 63-year-old, Chen Fujia who left the OR Tambo International Airport in Kempton Park east of Johannesburg this morning. The man who had been in hiding in South Africa since 2021 and is accused of defrauding the Chinese government of 120-million rand. SABC reporter, Refilwe Mekoa is tracking the story and brings us an update....

#PODCAST Police search for 18 Chinese fugitives in South Africa

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - The Department of Health says it is in communication with the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) regarding the country's stance on the Nipah Virus. The deadly virus of which two cases were detected in India, is a zoonotic virus, usually transmitted from animals to humans, but can also be transmitted through contaminated food or directly between people. While there has been some concern among nearby countries such as Thailand and Taiwan, who have implemented airport screenings, the World Health Organisation (WHO) says there is no need for travel or trade restrictions at this point. Tashlan Naidoo has more on the story...

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - The Department of Health says it is in communication with the National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) regarding the country's stance on the Nipah Virus. The deadly virus of which two cases were detected in India, is a zoonotic virus, usually transmitted from animals to humans, but can also be transmitted through contaminated food or directly between people. While there has been some concern among nearby countries such as Thailand and Taiwan, who have implemented airport screenings, the World Health Organisation (WHO) says there is no need for travel or trade restrictions at this point. Tashlan Naidoo has more on the story...

The Durban Bunny: the taste of social cohesion #sabcnews

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