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KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli has requested that the army be deployed in Durban after violent protests continued in different parts of the city.
The unrest continues in Durban, as protesters stormed a home and looted it and then set it alight, before police were able to respond to the scene.
General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi announced that police are looking into senior Home Affairs officials for allegedly assisting foreign nationals enter South Africa.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile welcomed Homes Affairs' directive pause, but many were surprised that he admitted he had not read the Constitutional Court ruling.
A vehicle was set alight near the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg as protesters delivered a memorandum demanding answers over the asylum seeker ruling.
Jacob Zuma’s brother Khanya provided an update on the former president’s health as Msholozi remained hospitalised following his recent admission.
The Department of Home Affairs withdrew its asylum directive after reception offices faced an overwhelming number of applications and safety risks.
El Niño is steadily approaching, bringing flood risks to parts of East Africa, drought to Southern Africa and extreme heat across the entire continent.
Firefighters raced to rescue people trapped inside a burning building in the Durban CBD after protests sparked violence and unrest across the city.
Byron Pillay
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