2021 July unrest | Phoenix community on a healing journey
DURBAN - The community of Phoenix north of Durban, has marked four years since the violent, deadly civil unrest of July 2021.
A gathering has been organised to commemorate one of the darkest periods in South African history.
It’s meant to start a healing process and foster reconciliation.
Over 300 people were killed and businesses looted in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, after the arrest of former president Jacob Zuma.
eNCA's Zanele Buthelezi has more.
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