Violence ongoing in South Africa – Trucks still burning

 

This was a well-planned and orchestrated “strike” by trucks.  The so-called countrywide strike of trucks and the looting of businesses are all together to bring down the economy of South Africa.  Every truck do belong to a business that delivers, either food, minerals like coal and other,  If you listen to the people it is well planned looting and burning of businesses.   The looters are also running from area to area.

Police have arrested 12 people in central Johannesburg following overnight chaos, with several foreign-owned shops being looted, cars and buildings set alight.

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Police shoot rubber bullets at looters in Malvern

Watch as police shoot rubber bullets at looters in Malvern. The video was taken on 2 September 2019.

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* There’s been more looting of shops in the eastern suburbs of Johannesburg. Police have fired stun grenades to stop looters in Malvern and 12 people have been arrested. * Several cabinet ministers have held an urgent meeting to discuss violence in the trucking industry. * The Commission of Inquiry into State Capture will resume in Parktown, Johannesburg on Monday morning with SABC management expected to testify.

 

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Several shops were looted and set alight in Malvern and Denver on 1 September 2019. Picture: Abigail Javier/EWN

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More than 50 shops looted – Business owners whose shops were looted in Malvern east of Johannesburg on Monday morning are counting their losses.

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Kidnapping a girl

A 6-year-old Grade R girl was kidnapped by four men in front of Laerskool Kollegepark in Vanderbijlpark, Gauteng, at around 07:40 on Monday morning

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Immigrants deported during August 2019 

Trying to deport foreign nationals from South Africa’s borders could be the fate of the over 400 detainees who resisted arrest and attacked police in the Johannesburg CBD earlier this week. After the court appearance on Monday, the suspects could be deported back to their home countries. Home Affairs says it’s in the process of tallying up the numbers of the detained and verifying their documentation.

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Several shops were looted and set alight in Malvern on 1 September 2019. Denver was also hit with looting in the morning of 2 September 2019

https://ewn.co.za/2019/09/02/the-aftermath-malvern-looting-and-destruction

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Looting appears to have spread to Turfontein just outside the Johannesburg CBD. Let us now talk to our reporter Gillian Pillay –  hundreds of people are busy looting.  Police official are not enough to handle the protest and lootings.

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Our roving reporter Mahlako Komane tells us that looting has spread to the Bree Taxi Rank in Johannesburg. She was in Tembisa earlier and she is now in the Joburg CBD.

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There are NO GO zones.     In the CBD Johannesburg.   Hillbrow / Jeppestown / etc.   As well Turfontein.
Chaos has erupted across Johannesburg and Tshwane in the past hour. eNCA reporters Masego Rahlaga is in the Johannesburg CBD, Aviwe Mtila is in the Pretoria CBD and Tshegohaco Moagi is in Turffontein.

Pretoria CBD – Violence moving around, from area to area.

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Several foreign owned shops have been looted in Tembisa over night. Residents of the township on the East Rand said they were avenging the killing of a Pretoria taxi driver allegedly by a foreign national.   The looting spree started before midnight on Sunday. Residents  also said they wanted to rid townships of foreigners.    One of the residents Nhlanhla Nkambule told SowetanLIVE that they were fed up with foreign nationals in their community.     “They come here and sell drugs to our children. They also killed a taxi driver in Pretoria because they want to sell drugs,” Nkambule said.    But other residents said they did not know what had triggered the looting of shops.   Ekurhuleni MMC for Community Safety Frans Mmoko said  the situation was contained before it spread to other parts of the township.    “We have managed to keep the situation localised in one area. We don’t want it to spill over to other parts (of Tembisa) and we will be camping here to make sure of that,” he said. 

Tankiso Makhetha@Tankmaester

Residents have looted several stores in Tembisa Ext 7 @SowetanLIVE. Police say the lootings started in the early hours of this morning

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Tankiso Makhetha@Tankmaester

a resident tells me that they don’t understand what triggered the looting. Says those behind the lootings are not residents in the area @SowetanLIVE

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Mmoko said he suspected that the lootings are a result of messages that were circulated on social media about a possible shutdown in the township.

“We have unconfirmed information that people wanted to hijack trucks and block the highways and freeways with them. We didn’t take chances so we placed members at spots we thought would be targeted,” he said.

Meanwhile 41 people have been arrested following incidents of looting and torching of buildings and vehicles in Jeppestown and surrounding areas.

Police spokeswoman Brig Mathapelo Peters said includes the initial four who were arrested on Sunday for public violence, whilst the rest were arrested after they were found in some of the shops busy looting and being in possession of stolen items, 22 in Malvern. Eight suspects were arrested inside one shop in Vusimuzi informal settlement in Tembisa.

https://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/south-africa/2019-09-02-foreign-owned-shops-looted-in-tembisa/

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