uMsinga residents in support of community hall built for KZN mermaid
Residents of an impoverished community of uMsinga in northern KwaZulu-Natal say they fully support the decision by their local municipality to construct a structure for what they say they believe to be a mermaid. The Nkosazane Community Hall was built by the uMsinga municipality at a cost of half a million rand. The community says they requested this after an apparent sighting of a mermaid in the nearby uThukela River. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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