Authorities On High Alert After Truck Torchings Coincide With Anniversary...: SouthAfrica
KwaZulu-Natal authorities and law enforcement agencies were on high alert on Tuesday -- the second anniversary of the July 2021 unrest -- after more than 16 trucks were torched in KZN, Mpumalanga and Limpopo in the past few days.
Eight trucks were set alight in KZN -- six on the Van Reenen's Pass section of the N3 and two on the N2 near Empangeni on the KZN north coast. Three trucks were burnt in Limpopo in Sekhukhune district and five were torched in Mpumalanga. The incidents are a huge embarrassment for the government, which is hosting the 41st annual Southern African Transport Conference , which is under way in Pretoria and was
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