Ebuzwa ukuthi ngabe balibona kanjani ikusasa labo kwiPremiership, uthe: “Manje sekusele imidlalo eyisithupha ngakho sisamile ekutheni emihlanu yayo siqoqe kuyona amaphuzu. Sikuqonda kahle ukuthi amaphuzu esiwafunayo kufanele siwasebenzele ngoba ngeke kube lula njengoba iPlatinum Stars ne-Ajax Cape Town bevika izembe nabo.” One such landmark is the Grey Street complex, which is symbolic in generating a history for the Indian community in Durban. The Grey Street complex in Durban was the largest Indian business district, with various stores and traders. It was never a smooth ride for the Indians that occupied this part of town as it was controlled by the white authority and there was a threat of being moved to the outskirts of the city. In 1957, The Group Areas Act restricted the area to Indian business use only, creating Eastern and Western boundaries in the city; however in 1973, the area was declared an Indian business district. The Indians who lived in the flats above the shops were never removed, the complex became one of the few areas where Indians were allowed space in the city centre.