TAKE NOTE | Some roads in Durban will be off-limits tomorrow as the city prepares to host the certificate handover of King Misuzulu📌 KZN KZNTraffic ECRTraffic
President Cyril Ramaphosa will present the certificate of recognition to the monarch at Moses Mabhida Stadium.
The eThekwini metro police’s Boysie Zungu is advising motorists to plan ahead as some roads will be closed from 4am. "Isaiah Ntshangase Road will be closed up to Golf Country Club. Battery Bridge Road will be closed from Snell Parade. "Umgeni Road from Smiso Nkwanyana - only sound bound will be affected. Masabalala Yengwa Avenue will be closed between Smiso Nkwanyana and Sandile Thusi Road.”
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