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Police Fire Rubber Bullets at Protest in KaNyamazane

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First published at 17:43 UTC on August 15th, 2018.

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Police fired rubber bullets at a protest in KaNyamazane on Wednesday, August 15, reported local media. The protests began in response to the delay in repairing storm damaged housing in the KaNyamazane, Tekwane and Ntokozweni areas. Residents said that the government failed to deliver the correct information and that they are frustrated at the pace at which they have been given assistance since hailstones destroyed their homes in May. One man was wounded on Tuesday night after being shot by rubber bullets by the KaNyamazane police, according to local sources. Mpumalanga News said that schooling in the area was disrupted due to the protests, and “foreign-owned shops” were looted. Credit: Tumelo Machogo (@IamTumelo) via Storyful

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