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Protesting Tembisa residents vow to ensure service delivery grievances are heard - Vimarsana News

Protesting Tembisa residents vow to ensure service delivery grievances are heard

On Monday, the township was completely shut down as a protest by angry residents turned violent, claiming the lives of two people.

Source: ewn.co.za
SA police under pressure to respond to violence, stability: ISS - Vimarsana News

SA police under pressure to respond to violence, stability: ISS

Africa Melane spoke to the head of African Future and Innovation at the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), Jakkie Cilliers, about the state of the police in the country following the Tembisa protests.

Source: ewn.co.za
Some parts of Tembisa without power after sub-station torched during protest - Vimarsana News

Some parts of Tembisa without power after sub-station torched during protest

The City of Ekurhuleni said that a sub-station was set alight on Monday when residents took to the streets demanding that Mayor Tania Campbell address their grievances in person.

Source: ewn.co.za
Family of man killed during Tembisa protest wants answers over his death - Vimarsana News

Family of man killed during Tembisa protest wants answers over his death

Pheta Molonyama is one of four people who was fatally wounded as residents demonstrated over exorbitant electricity prices on Monday.

Source: ewn.co.za
Tembisa paying more for power than other areas in Ekurhuleni, claims forum - Vimarsana News

Tembisa paying more for power than other areas in Ekurhuleni, claims forum

Xolani Mnisi, who is a member of the Tembisa Community Forum, said that this had left many in the township in the dark as they simply could not afford to buy electricity.

Source: ewn.co.za