President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to move with speed to resolve the issues in protest-hit Mahikeng' but said the government and the ruling party would not make any hasty decisions.
Schools and businesses in Mahikeng, the capital of the North West province, have been unable to open as protests have turned violent with widespread looting. Residents are demanding the removal of ...
South Africa: Ramaphosa Promises Speedy but Rational Decisions On Mahikeng Matters
News24Wire, 20 April 2018
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday evening assured residents of protest-stricken Mahikeng and the greater North West that government and ANC officials were working with urgency to… Read more »
South Africa: South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa Seeks to Quell Violent Regional Protests
DW, 20 April 2018
President Cyril Ramaphosa returned to South Africa early to manage provincial protests over living standards and corruption. Ramaphosa has vowed to crack down on mismanagement. Read more »
South Africa: Mahikeng Reeling From the Aftermath of Violent Protests
News24Wire, 21 April 2018
A relative calm has descended on the town of Mahikeng on Saturday, as residents take to the streets and evaluate the damage following days of violent protest action Read more »
South Africa: Family of Slain SANDF Officer Shot in Mahikeng Wants Answers
News24Wire, 21 April 2018
The family of a man who was shot dead in Mahikeng on Thursday night is disputing the police's version that he was a robber on the run. Read more »
South Africa: ANC Vows to Work Around the Clock to Resolve Political Impasse in Mahikeng
News24Wire, 20 April 2018
The ANC has vowed to try and resolve the political impasse that has seen violence erupt around Mahikeng, in the North West as calls for embattled Premier Supra Mahumapelo's removal… Read more »
President Cyril Ramaphosa has cancelled his investment-seeking drive, which he began during Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, to assess the violent protests in Mahikeng, ... Read more »
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