Several streets to be affected by a march on Thursday

Several streets will be affected today due to a planned march by NUMSA. Motorists are advised to avoid these streets. Here is the list.

Several streets in Tshwane will be affected by the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa march against Road Accident Fund chief executive Collins Letsoalo.ALSO READ: Here is where the most sexual assaults and rapes are reported

From there, the marchers will join Struben Street and proceed straight to the Department of Transport offices on 156 Struben Street. They are expected to depart at 13:00. Bosman Bloed StreetMahamba said TMPD and SAPS officers will be deployed to monitor the march and all the affected streets.ALSO READ: Three monks brutally murdered at Cullinan Church

Numsa spokesperson Phakamile Hlubi-Majola told the media Letsoalo behaves as untouchable, which is why the RAF is in shambles.

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