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Police monitoring Macassar following protest action

2 May 2018 By admin

Police monitoring Macassar following protest action:

Police monitoring Macassar following protest action: A group of around 100 people burnt tyres opposite the Shell garage, causing the N2 highway to be temporarily closed.

ANC task team proposes dates for KZN elective conference: This follows a visit to KZN by the ANC’s national working committee, who split themselves across the regions in order to assess their state of readiness to hold a conference.

Labour Minister Oliphant hopeful bus strike will end soon: Bus employers say they are still open to negotiations in a bid to end the industrial action.

Authorities still probing motive behind violent N3 protests: Thirty-five trucks were set alight and looted, forcing officials to close the busy highway in both directions for most of Monday.

Striking workers threaten to shut down Charlotte Maxeke Hospital: Nurses, general employees and porters went on strike last week over overtime pay and a lack of communication from management.

Police call for more info on Moses Mabhida Stadium fan violence: Angry Kaizer Chiefs fans invaded the pitch two weeks ago and went on the rampage causing damage of more than R2 million.

Ramaphosa warns protesters against violating human rights, property destruction: ‘Let us exercise our right to protest in a way that is going to make sure that one, will look after vulnerable, two, that will look after the assets of our nation.’

ATM, vehicle torched in Mitchells Plain protests: It is still not known what fueled the violence.

Soweto protest sees roads barricaded, tyres burned: It’s not yet clear why the community is protesting but it is understood that it is linked to electricity, housing, free education and jobs.

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