Six vehicles belonging to the Department of Social Development were burnt in Pieters near Ladysmith as violent protests by angry community members, demanding that the mayor resign, continued unabated. DailyNewsSA
Durban - Six vehicles belonging to the Department of Social Development were burnt in Pieters near Ladysmith on Wednesday night as violent protests by angry community members, demanding that the mayor resign, continued unabated.
Angry residents in Ladysmith have called for the removal of Alfred Duma Municipality mayor Vincent Madlala whom they accuse of corruption, crippling service delivery in the municipality, and being involved in ongoing taxi violence. Voice notes are circulating on social media warning people not to enter the city centre or face the wrath of protesters.
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