Johannesburg Burning and Looting - Police Update on Situation
- Publisher:
- allAfrica.com [allAfrica] (Washington, DC)
- Publication Date:
- 3 September 2019
- Tags:
- South Africa, Human Rights, Legal and Judicial Affairs
Gaunteng Provincial Commissioner, Lt General Elias Mawela speaking about the looting and attacks in Alexandra after several arrests were made. Johannesburg residents have been burning and looting shops in what is being reported as xenophobic acts since September 1.
Johannesburg Residents Burn and Loot Shops
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- Human Rights Body Condemns Johannesburg Protests, Calls for Calm
- Xenophobia Heightens With Calling of 'Mass Shutdown'
- Situation Tense in Turffontein As Looting Continues
- Dozens Arrested for Looting, Setting Shops and Cars Alight in Johannesburg
- Police Condemn Acts of Criminality in Jeppestown and Surroundings, and Also Call for Calm and Restraint Following Threats of Violence in Other Areas of the Province
- Gauteng Violence - 5 Confirmed Dead, 189 Arrested
- South Africans Again Loot, Burn Foreign-Owned Properties
Xenophobic Riots to Sour Relations Between South Africa, Nigeria?
- Xenophobic Attacks - Nigerian Govt Summons South African Ambassador
- VIDEO: President Cyril Ramaphosa Speaks on Xenophobic Violence in South Africa
- Xenophobia in South Africa Strains International Relations
- FG Vows 'Definitive Measures' Against Attacks On Nigerians in S/Africa
- Lawmaker Wants National Assembly to Attend to Killings of Nigerians in South Africa
- World Leaders Petitioned Over Xenophobic Violence
- Govt Blamed for Spate of Xenophobic Attacks, as Ramaphosa Remains Silent
- South Africans Again Loot, Burn Foreign-Owned Properties
- Fear Everywhere As Foreigners Flee
