Ekurhuleni mayor tania campbell
Tembisa residents set sights on rebuilding after violent protests
They took to the streets earlier this week to protest over service delivery issues.
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Tembisa residents say community protest could have been prevented
Four people died during disruptions sparked by service delivery protests earlier in the week.
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Tembisa returns to normal after Campbell promises to attend to grievances
Ekurhuleni Mayor Tania Campbell addressed residents at the Mehlareng Stadium in the township on Friday morning.
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Tembisa residents demand Ekurhuleni Mayor Tania Campbell address them
Gauteng Cooperative Governance MEC Lebogang Maile addressed the community on Wednesday afternoon and vowed to address their complaints, but some residents responded by lighting a fire and demanding to see Campbell.
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'Very little' municipality can do for protest-hit Tembisa - Lebogang Maile
Gauteng Cogta MEC Lebogang Maile said there is very little the municipality can do about grievances over electricity and water tariff increases.
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Tembisa paying more for power than other areas in Ekurhuleni, claims forum
Xolani Mnisi, who is a member of the Tembisa Community Forum, said that this had left many in the township in the dark as they simply could not afford to buy electricity.
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Ekurhuleni Mayor Tania Campbell says deadly Tembisa protests orchestrated
Demonstrations broke out in the East Rand township on Monday, with residents protesting over exorbitant electricity prices.
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Ekurhuleni Mayor meets with protesting Tembisa residents
Residents have been demonstrating over high rates and electricity bills.
