IN PICS | Durban CBD ahead of the national shutdown

20 March 2023 - 06:47
By Sandile Ndlovu
 Residents of Inanda clear their road after it was blockaded by protesters.
Image: Sandile Ndlovu Residents of Inanda clear their road after it was blockaded by protesters.
Residents of Inanda clear their road after it was blockaded by protesters.
Image: Sandile Ndlovu Residents of Inanda clear their road after it was blockaded by protesters.
Tyres burn under a bridge in Durban during the national shutdown.
Image: SANDILE NDLOVU Tyres burn under a bridge in Durban during the national shutdown.
A man carries a golf club as a weapon while he patrols on Dr Yusuf Dadoo Avenue in Durban. Communities in Durban and surrounding areas were safeguarding their properties against criminality during the shutdown.
Image: SANDILE NDLOVU A man carries a golf club as a weapon while he patrols on Dr Yusuf Dadoo Avenue in Durban. Communities in Durban and surrounding areas were safeguarding their properties against criminality during the shutdown.
It was business as usual in the Durban CBD early on Monday.
Image: SANDILE NDLOVU It was business as usual in the Durban CBD early on Monday.
Tyres burn near the old Durban airport in Prospecton during the shutdown.
Image: SANDILE NDLOVU Tyres burn near the old Durban airport in Prospecton during the shutdown.
It was quiet in the Durban CBD ahead of the shutdown.
Image: SANDILE NDLOVU It was quiet in the Durban CBD ahead of the shutdown.
Businesses along the Berea Road in Durban have started to close their shops as EFF members are approaching from Berea Centre.
Image: Sandile Ndlovu Businesses along the Berea Road in Durban have started to close their shops as EFF members are approaching from Berea Centre.

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Businesses along the Berea Road in Durban have started to close their shops as EFF members are approaching from Berea Centre.
Image: Sandile Ndlovu Businesses along the Berea Road in Durban have started to close their shops as EFF members are approaching from Berea Centre.