On Monday, the residents closed down Tshwane's Struben Street in peak time traffic by placing rocks burning tyres and throwing out dustbins.
Tshwane Metro Police Department approves and monitors strikes but spokesperson Isaac Mahamba was not aware of any strike.
On Monday, the residents closed down Struben Street in peak time traffic by placing rocks burning tyres and throwing out dustbins in the street. Not even the rain could stop the angry residents who are demanding their electricity be switched back on.The residents agreed to speak anonymously because some had to take day off work due to the strike.
“It’s like we are living under construction. We don’t have a gate or a security guard. We have maintenance issues here, they keep on promising they will come and fix but they don’t come.”
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