Grabouw protest waterskloof municipality receives memorandum
Grabouw schooling to resume today
MEC Debbie Schafer has set up plans to help pupils recover lost time due to violent protests.
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End in sight for Grabouw service delivery issues
Bongingkosi Madikizela said he's now positive there won't be any further violent demonstrations by locals.
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Grabouw pupils urged to return to school
Five schools were closed because of violent protests over the past few days.
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Grabouw: Municipality, community leaders to meet
It's been a tense few days with violent clashes sparked by service delivery protests.
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Grabouw protests: Pupils prevented from writing exams
Frustrated leaners have called on members of the community to stop the violent protests.
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Grabouw on tenterhooks as nyalas patrol streets
There have been protests in the area for three days straight due to a lack of housing and services.
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Cops fire rubber bullets at protesting Grabouw residents
Rocks have again been placed on several roads in the area, once again disrupting traffic.
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Municipal building torched in Grabouw
The blaze has since been extinguished but violent protests in continue in the area.
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Police monitor Grabouw after violent protests
Police will continue monitoring Grabouw following violent protests over the past two days.
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Grabouw unrest: WC education MEC lays criminal charges
Debbie Schafer says over 6,000 learners have been affected by the unrest in the area.
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'Tight budget affects service delivery in Grabouw'
Mayor Chris Punt says of the 56,000 people in Grabouw, only 48% pay rates and taxes.
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Grabouw residents vow to continue fight for basic services
More than 1,000 people marched to the Theewaterskloof Municipality's offices to hand over a memorandum.
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Police fire teargas at Grabouw protesters
Residents have been protesting against a lack of housing and adequate services.
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Protests shut down N2 in Grabouw
WC Traffic Service says cars are being stoned and protesters have dumped oil across the road.
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Grabouw awaits response from municipality
After a protest march last week, authorities were given seven days to respond.
