Durban environmentalist wins nod to fight logistics company to preserve sacred cemetery

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An environmentalist employed by the eThekwini municipality has secured a small but important victory in his legal battle to rehabilitate an old Indian cemetery used by a freight company to store containers.

Durban high court judge Jacqui Henriques has given Kuben Samie the judicial nod to pursue his legal case, ruling that he hasThis was in spite of fierce opposition from the company, Secona Freight Logistics, and the owners of the land in Cato Manor, the trustees of the Cato Manor Indian Cemetery.

“The area is important from a heritage and historical point of view. It has many buildings and temples of significance.”

 

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