Former President Jacob Zuma and French arms company, Thales, face charges of corruption, fraud, racketeering and money laundering over the multi-billion rand deal.

Jackie Shandu, whose real name is Madoda Hadebe, made his second court appearance on Friday since being charged and was granted bail of R2,000.

Shandu handed himself over to the police on Monday and was subsequently charged under the Riotous Assemblies Act.

Jackie Shandu, 37, was arrested this week after a video clip emerged, showing him on the steps of the Durban City Hall, leading a chant with the words 'one Indian, one bullet'.

This came as the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) marched to the area on Thursday, protesting against racism in the area.

The party has taken issue with Zikalala after he was seen physically assaulting an alleged looter during an oversight visit last month.

The march is being led by the party's secretary general Marshall Dlamini who said they were demonstrating against what he calls racist Indians.

Those eligible for the grant include unemployed South Africans aged between 18 and 60 who do not receive any social support from government, refugees and asylum seekers whose Section 22 permits or visas are valid or were valid on 15 March 2020.

Gun Free South Africa on Wednesday said the discovery signaled the possible circulation of more illegal guns in communities throughout the country.

Those eligible for the social relief of distress grants totalling R350 include unemployed South Africans who do not receive any social support from government and refugees and asylum seekers whose Section 22 permits or visas are valid or were valid on 15 March 2020.

The town gained notoriety after 36 people were killed during last month’s civil unrest.

Jackie Shandu (37) appeared in the Durban Magistrates Court on Tuesday.

The town made news headlines after the killing of 36 people by alleged vigilantes.

The victims are believed to have been killed by vigilantes during the recent unrest last month.

In a video widely shared on social media, Mbuso Moloi could be seen running out of a Woolworths outlet, carrying one of their signature black baskets and placing it in the boot of a silver Mercedes AMG C Class coupe.

The party has held a media briefing outlining its expectations from the planned inquiry.

The 32-year-old Member of Parliament was killed in a car accident on Sunday night in Nongoma, in northern KwaZulu-Natal.

Qwelane penned an article in the Sunday Sun newspaper in 2008 titled: 'Call Me Names – But Gay Is Not Ok'.