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LIVE WAR GRENADE FOUND ON DURBAN HIGHWAY.
KwaZulu-Natal explosive units on Wednesday used controlled explosive methods to detonate a live World War Two handgrenade found on the Higginson highway leading to Chatsworth, south of Durban, police said. Police spokesman Director Bala Naidoo said ...
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