ArmedConflictLocation List

Id Latitude Longitude Country Geo Name Id Description
5,968,674 -31.36199 29.57328 South Africa In Lusikisiki, protests turned ugly as residents allegedly stoned vehicles and houses. Police intervened in which residents responded by hurling stones at the 20-strong police. Reports of injuries have been noted, including the injury of a ward counciller.
5,968,678 -34.13406 18.4191 South Africa Masiphumelele High School learners boycotted school and instead marched to the Department of Education in Fish Hoek.
5,968,682 -25.74486 28.18783 South Africa Protesters forced Tuts University to remain closed in ongoing fees protests.
5,968,686 -26.14201 27.7979 South Africa Protests entered a third day in Kagiso. During the events, a police vechile drove over a man, killing him. The rioters were demanding RDP houses from the government.
5,968,690 -33.73378 18.97523 South Africa Farm evictions in Paarl turned violent when workers pelted the police with stones to prevent them from evicting two families at the Lynquedoch farm. One person was reportedly injured, while several others were arrested.
5,968,694 -29.8579 31.0292 South Africa Several hundred residents of a Durban hotel went on the rampage. Residents barricaded the road with burning tyres and rubbish bins and when police tried to control the crowd, protesters threw stones at them and looted shops.
5,968,698 -26.22869 28.02561 South Africa Eskom workers, supported by NUM and NUMSA, embarked on a work stoppageprotest in in Booysens, Pretoria.
5,968,702 -31.36199 29.57328 South Africa A 5000-strong crowd marched on the police station from two directions. As tensions flared, community members, who were not part of the mob, were also pelted with rocks. Police shot rubber bullets and tear gas at the demonstrators.
5,968,707 -25.74486 28.18783 South Africa Protesters, including workers and students, gathered at Tuts University in ongoing fees protests. Following, these protesters were attacked by SASCO members who emerged with bricks and bottles, which they began to throw at the workers who were sitting down. One worker was injured and was bleeding heavily.
5,968,712 -25.74486 28.18783 South Africa Following the attack on protesters, police opened fire with rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse the violent groups.