Missed something? Here is your weekly round-up of what happened in the South Coast Sun area this week:
1. Johan Lombard didn’t even know he was having a heart attack. Fortunately for him, security guard Aaron Mngadi (55) of Servest was on duty in the undercover parking garage.
Read here: Grateful cop thanks guard for life-saving CPR in hospital parking lot
2. Ward 97 councillor, Andre Beetge announced that illegal signage will not be tolerated in Amanzimtoti.
Read about them here: Illegal signs set to go
3. After years of multiple postponements, the Western Cape High Court case for the legalisation of cannabis in South Africa reached the verdict that the plant’s prohibition in South Africa is ‘unconstitutional’.
Read this: Personal cannabis use decriminalised in SA
4. A 15-year-old boy was killed when a fire broke out in a home in the Illovu Section B settlement on Friday morning, 7 April.
Read here: Teen dies in Lovu house fire
5. Durbanites across the city have gathered in various spots in support of the #Zumamustfall protest on Friday, 7 April.
Read all about the marches, pictures and videos included: Durban crowds support #Zumamustfall protests
6. Bulletproof coffee, which is basically a cup of black coffee with grass-fed butter and medium-chain triglycerides (MCT) oil mixed in, was designed to “supercharge your brain function and create effortless fat loss with no cravings.”
Read about it here: #NationalBreakfastDay: more on bulletproof coffee craze
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