| 5,831,785 |
-33.92528 |
18.42389 |
South Africa |
|
A group of South African Muslims stage a protest in the CBD to show their solidarity with Christian families who lost loved ones in recent attacks by Boko Haram and al-Shabaab. |
| 5,831,790 |
-33.92528 |
18.42389 |
South Africa |
|
Afrikaaners protest against the removal and defacement of colonial-era statues. The protesters surround the statues of Jan van Riebeeck in Cape Town and Paul Kruger in Pretoria and sing Afrikaaner apartheid-era anthems. |
| 5,831,795 |
-25.74486 |
28.18783 |
South Africa |
|
Afrikaaners protest against the removal and defacement of colonial-era statues. The protesters surround the statues of Jan van Riebeeck in Cape Town and Paul Kruger in Pretoria and sing Afrikaaner apartheid-era anthems. |
| 5,831,799 |
-33.31691 |
26.08342 |
South Africa |
|
Alicedale residents burn down the community hall to demonstrate their unhappiness with Makana Municipality's failure to fix roads and build houses. |
| 5,831,804 |
-22.9711 |
30.6736 |
South Africa |
|
Residents and vigilantes burn down the house of a suspected serial killer |
| 5,831,810 |
-26.1625 |
27.8725 |
South Africa |
|
Squatters riots after their dwellings are destroyed by the Red Ants militia. The squatters loot and are dispersed by police. |
| 5,831,816 |
-34.05341 |
18.62365 |
South Africa |
|
Squatters, supported by the EFF, riot and loot a mall. The looters clash with security guards at the mall. |
| 5,831,821 |
-33.92528 |
18.42389 |
South Africa |
|
Students which are part of the Rhodes Must Fall campaign enter and disrupt a UCT council meeting and start chanting racially-charged slogans such as 'one settler, one bullet'. |
| 5,831,825 |
-33.92528 |
18.42389 |
South Africa |
|
The statue of Louis Botha is defaced as part of a nationwide protest against the presence of colonial statues across South Africa. |
| 5,831,829 |
-31.57168 |
28.2484 |
South Africa |
|
Villagers riot outside the residence of AbaThembu King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo. The residents accused the king of hiring relatives and people from far-flung villages for government projects designed to boost local employment. The police are called to maintain order. |
