Ennerdale
Ennerdale principal shooting: Counselling to be provided to school pupils
Principal Lazarus Baloyi was shot dead on the school premises in the early hours of Friday morning by unknown men.
It's understood the 31-year-old woman was abducted from her home by two men last week; the suspects then drove off in her vehicle that was later found abandoned in Ennerdale.
People occupying government land have joined people from other areas in Lenasia south and Lawley in a demonstration that started in the early hours of Monday morning.
The Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) said that protesters had blocked roads in Lawley, Lenasia south and Ennerdale.
This comes after the department wanted to get a court order which would give police permission to evict people.
In a statement, City Power said its technicians were unable to carry out their duties; the church is located on municipal property.
Residents in Zakariyya Park and Ennerdale, south of Johannesburg on Friday said they were tired of the recent mushrooming of informal settlements in their areas.
Police have been sent to areas including Lenasia South, Ennerdale, Zakariyya Park and Eldorado Park on Friday morning to monitor a flare-up of protests from residents who said they're fed up with land invasions.
They've now taken matters into their own hands, bringing the areas to a standstill by barricading main roads.
Officials said thieves stole bolts and steel sheets on Thursday, which led to the collapse of a pylon.
Officials say thieves stole bolts and steel sheets, leading to the collapse of a pylon.
The community say at least ten people were injured when police used rubber bullets to disperse protesters on Monday.
On Monday, police arrested five community members for public violence.
Residents have torched a mobile classroom, demanding that the Gauteng Education Department improves school infrastructure.
Ranleigh Delport said that residents are demanding to speak to the Department of Basic Education to address the poor infrastructure at schools in Ennerdale.
Community member Shirley Brijlal says she understands that this is part of a planned protest ahead of a meeting with the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and the South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) this morning.
Sibusiso Tshabalala is set to plead guilty to culpable homicide for accidentally killing his 16-year-old son Themba Tshabalala.
The demonstration forms part of the Gauteng total shutdown.
In Westbury, police say the situation remains calm after they conducted a series of raids on Friday and arrested eight people.