President Cyril Ramaphosa's cabinet has urged communities in KwaZulu-Natal to support government efforts to address racial tensions and undertones in the province.
Acting minister in the presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni said the tensions were threatening to undermine the values the founding fathers of a democratic, nonracial and equal SA gave up their freedom and lives for.marched in Phoenix against those involved in criminal acts which saw 36 people killed during the recent unrest.
Ntshavheni said six suspects had been arrested and appeared in various courts for incitement of the public and law-enforcement agencies and the National Prosecution Authority were seized with ensuring successful prosecutions. With regards to the vaccine rollout, Ntshavheni indicated that Ramaphosa may revise the target date for the country to reach population immunity.
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