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Residents of Diepsloot headed home disappointed as their two leaders and another were forced to spend two days in custody awaiting bail application.

The matter against Diepsloot community leaders, Loyiso Toyiya, Lefa Nkala and Jack Hlongwane, was postponed.

She said the party president was made aware of the allegations when he visited the Setsoto Municipality two weeks ago.

Last week, South Africans experienced events that left them speechless.

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'God is good and is on our side. The struggle will continue.' Reverend and Diepsloot community leader Thokwane Dithuge uttered these words after visiting the arrested people behind the protests in the Gauteng township.

Tensions escalate as residents demand the release of the three arrested community leaders amid the Diepsloot protests.

The area has been making headlines for the past two weeks.

Police Minister Bheki Cele says a task team will meet residents, but they’ve “lost faith” says Kelsey Tlhosane

We cannot be monitored and directed by police all the time. We cannot always blame the police for bad service delivery.