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Jayshree updates us as violent protests in KZN take place.

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On Monday July 12, 2021 it was a scary thing being a citizen in KZN. There was looting in all parts of the province and buildings being burned. This civil unrest follows after former President Zuma was arrested for not showing up at court.

Fortunately, Jayshree gave us a breakdown of where exactly to avoid driving and where the most dangerous parts are.
11 Jul 2021 10PM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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