| 5,834,096 |
-23.08333 |
29.88333 |
South Africa |
|
Residents of Makhado march to the police station and demand an increased police presence after a string of killings in the area. |
| 5,835,145 |
-26.07478 |
27.75305 |
South Africa |
|
A peaceful protest is held in Munsieville. The reason for the protest is not confirmed. |
| 5,834,102 |
-33.91799 |
25.57007 |
South Africa |
|
2 security guards assaulted a student at Morningside High School in Port Elizabeth. A teacher attempted to intervene but was prevented, while another student who attempted to stop them was peppersprayed and beaten. |
| 5,834,109 |
-29.80013 |
29.76596 |
South Africa |
|
Pupils from two areas at the Leshman High School clashed after a community gathering, causing teachers to flee the school. |
| 5,834,115 |
-33.98972 |
18.55627 |
South Africa |
|
A Pagad protest came under attack from alleged gangsters who threw stones, bottles and fired shots at them. One police officer who was escorting the protest was injured by a rock and a number of vehicles were damaged. |
| 5,834,119 |
-34.05274 |
23.3716 |
South Africa |
|
About 300 residents marched through the town to demand a family/child violence protection and sexual offences unit for their police force. |
| 5,834,123 |
-25.43001 |
28.71218 |
South Africa |
|
General workers of the KwaMhlanga hospital went on strike due to water shortages and a lack of cleaners. Medical staff have said they are planning to join. |
| 5,834,127 |
-34.05274 |
23.3716 |
South Africa |
|
Local residents protested outside a courthouse against crimes against children as a case related to the killing of a child was being examined. |
| 5,834,132 |
-33.68074 |
26.66916 |
South Africa |
|
Protesters blocked the R72 road with burning tires, while police threatened to use force to remove them until provincial officials arrived. It was not reported what they were protesting about. |
| 5,834,136 |
-23.95 |
31.11667 |
South Africa |
|
Residents of Namakgale protested, barricaded roads and burnt vehicles between Namakgale and Phalaborwa over unemployment. The protests paralyzed activities in the town. |
