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The inquiry looking into the July unrest resumes proceedings, Kwanele Msizazwe a community leader from Blackburn village, north of Durban and Rajen Naidoo - Professor for Discipline of Occupation on Environmental Health at the University of KwaZulu-Natal are currently on the 
witness seats to give their testimonies on the burning of the UPL Factory in Cornubia. -NM #SAHRCJulyUnrestHearing
The pair is expected to tell the commissioners how the burning of the factory affected the neighbouring communities’ environment health and human rights. #SAHRCJulyUnrestHearing
#SAHRCJulyUnrestHearing Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu has told the inquiry into the July unrest that food security programmes and grant distribution services were affected by the violence that swept through Kwazulu-Natal and Gauteng. MS
#SAHRCJulyUnrestHearing Minister Zulu – who has tested positive for COVID-19 – is testifying virtually at the South African Human Rights Commission inquiry sitting in Umhlanga this morning. MS
#SAHRCJulyUnrestHearing The social development minister has reported that some storage facilities, where food for the department’s community nutrition programme is stored and packaged, were among the buildings that were burnt down. MS
#SAHRCJulyUnrestHearing National Police commissioner Kehla Sithole is back in the witness seat (virtually), testifying at the inquiry looking into to the July unrest.
Sithole is questioned about an intelligence report which in a statement Minister Bheki Cele said he did not receive from him. #SAHRCJulyUnrestHearing
Sithole tells the inquiry that there was an early warning report received but there was no need to send it to the Minister at the time, saying it was a just a normal routine intelligence report. #SAHRCJulyUnrestHearing
