[PICS] DA describes living conditions of KZN flood victims as 'inhumane'

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[PICS] DA describes living conditions of KZN flood victims as 'inhumane' The DA in KZN visited nine community halls in eThekwini housing flood victims and described the living conditions as ‘inhumane’.

 

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