Tag: Lootings

A 36-year old suspect who is facing charges of inciting public violence related to last month's lootings has been granted ...

Police Minister Bheki Cele, says as investigations continue into the response of police amid the recent unrest some officers' actions ...

In a statement, the company's corporate and marketing manager, Nolundi Rawana, says they have put in place emergency plans to ...

The chairperson of the Security Cluster, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, has admitted that government does not know who is behind the recent ...

Free State police say an intelligence-driven operation has helped curb sporadic attacks on shops owned by foreign nationals. Several shops ...

The former Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi says South Africa is in crisis because of the current violence ...

Concerns over the attacks on foreigners in South Africa continue to grow across the continent. In Uganda, legislators are demanding ...

Tanzania’s national carrier suspended its flights from the commercial capital Dar es Salaam to Johannesburg on Thursday, citing ongoing violence ...

The Department of International Relations and Coperation has confirmed it has received official communication from Rwandan government that its president ...

More than 110 people have been arrested nationwide during the violent protests that had engulfed the country since Sunday.

Locals in Turffontein, south of Johannesburg, have disputed claims that the looting there is fuelled by xenophobia. They say that ...

Several makeshift shacks and a scrapyard have been set alight by angry protesters in Marabastad, Pretoria. It is alleged that ...

The looting of foreign owned shops has now spread to the Johannesburg CBD. Police have been engaged in running battles ...

Police have managed to contain the situation in Tembisa, east of Johannesburg following another looting incident.

Business owners whose shops were looted in Malvern east of Johannesburg this morning are counting their losses. An estimated 50 ...

Twelve people have been arrested after being found looting a shop in Malvern, east of Johannesburg.

Foreign-owned shops in Gauteng have again come under attack, this time in Jeppestown, in the Johannesburg CBD on Sunday morning.

The situation is back to normal in the Pretoria CBD following Wednesday’s chaotic scenes.

Ten people have been arrested for allegedly being found in possession of suspected stolen property, while seven others have been ...

Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula has warned against lawlessness during protests, saying it undermines the authority of the State. This follows ...