Bus commuters in Mamelodi, east of Pretoria stranded
- Publisher:
- SABC
- Publication Date:
- 21 June 2016
- Tags:
- South Africa, Legal and Judicial Affairs
Several buses were set alight in Mamelodi, east of Pretoria, allegedly by residents who are opposed to Tshwane ANC mayoral candidate, Thoko Didiza. Residents are also protesting against looming busfare increases at the end of the month. For an update on this story we are joined by Putco Spokesperson Tshepo Tsotsotso.
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- Government Condemns Violent Protests in Mamelodi and Atteridgeville
- Trainspotter - the Murder of an Ordinary Member, the Anointing of Thoko Didiza, and the Battle for the Soul of Tshwane
- VIDEO: Tshwane unrest update
- PHOTOESSAY: Tshwane Unrest in Photos
- Factionalism in ANC Fuels Violent Protests
- Translating Govt's Response to #TshwaneUnrest
- Small Business Minister Condemns Looting in Tshwane
- Eagle Liner Robbed, Burnt in SA
- Violence Will Not Be Tolerated, Says Deputy President
- Government Calls for Calm in Tshwane
- Clean Sweep - Tshwane According to the SABC
- We Didn't Start the Fire - Tshwane 'Unrest' Exposes ANC's Disconnect
- Tshwane Crisis - When Factionalism Runs Riot
- Security Cluster Washes ANC's Hands of Responsibility for Tshwane Unrest, Vows Hard Line On 'Incitement to Violence'
- The ANC - and Government - Seem to Have a Listening Problem
