Group to face intimidation, trespassing charges for protesting at Dube-Ncube's home
Updated | By Sandile Bhengu
A group of protestors that stormed KZN Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube's home over the weekend will be facing charges of intimidation and trespassing.

Around 100 members of the civil rights organisation Umsinsi descended on Dube-Ncube's Hillcrest home on Saturday.
READ: Group protests outside KZN premier's home
The group demanded answers from the premier on service delivery promises made during the election period.
ALSO READ: ABC: No harm in protest at Nomusa Dube-Ncube home
"Investigations are currently underway into the motive for the protest and the reasons as to why they gathering had to be held outside a private residence," says provincial police spokesperson Jay Naicker.
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