State opposes bail for 3 men arrested amid Durban unrest

Author: Sakhiseni NxumaloPublished on: October 12, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

State opposes bail for 3 men arrested amid Durban unrest

The government opposed bail for three men arrested during unrest in Durban. The court is set to review their bail application, but the state insists they remain in custody. The arrests are part of a series of violent incidents that recently shook the city.

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