News24 | Three Ethiopians accused of breaking man’s legs in Durban violence to remain behind bars
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The three Ethiopian nationals accused of assaulting a South African man and breaking both his legs in an incident that allegedly sparked the burning of at least 14 vehicles in Durban’s CBD, are facing charges of attempted murder and public violence.
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