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[WATCH] Police Minister Fikile Mbalula: Enough is enough
Gauteng police have arrested 73 people for looting and vandalism so far in Ennerdale, Lenasia and Eldorado Park with Police Minister Fikile Mbalula calling for an end to criminal activities during protests.
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Eldorado Park shops close doors in fear of more looting
Protests started in the area on Monday and quickly spread to other areas including Ennerdale, Klipstruit and Orange Farm.
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Several shops looted in Kliptown
There have been running battles involving police and private security there on Tuesday evening.
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Olievenhoutbosch protest: 2 people arrested, cops remain on scene
Foreign nationals spent the night guarding their shops against looting. At least three shops were looted during violent protests on Monday.
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[WATCH] Violence flares up yet again in Jeppestown
As looters took one opportunity after the next, police dashed around Johannesburg's CBD throughout the night, trying to to save foreign-owned shops.
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Foreign nationals urged to open cases after overnight looting in Jeppestown
One person has been arrested in connection with the violence after shops were targeted in Johannesburg on Sunday night.
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Police monitor volatile Jeppestown following overnight looting
Authorities say the group took to the streets on Sunday night, threatening foreigners to leave the area.
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Trio arrested for looting in Atteridgeville denied bail
Police say they are still looking for other possible suspects who may have been involved in Monday’s violence.
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Home Affairs dealing with challenges around documentation of foreign nationals
The dept was responding to allegations that police & govt have been slow to respond to violence in Rosettenville & Pretoria West.
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Sporadic looting in Tshwane after violent protests
Some Tshwane residents carried out looting across the city, with multiple shops targeted despite the presence of police officers.
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Hundreds of shops looted in Dunoon protests
During a night of violence, approximately 200 foreign owned shops were looted in Dunoon. Most lost everything to looters, and those that managed to escape with their wares, are packing and fleeing today.
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Xenophobic attacks spread in KZN
Foreign shop owners were chased out of KwaMashu and told to go back to where they came from.
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22 arrested in KZN xenophobic attacks
Several foreign-owned shops were looted & torched in Durban overnight.
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Minister to address victims of xenophobia in Isipingo
Malusi Gigaba has apologised to foreign nationals who have been left destitute after xenophobic attacks.
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City of CT: Open criminal cases against Ses’khona
Protesters, carrying hammers and sticks, tipped over restaurant tables and chairs and looted stalls.
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Ramaphosa condemns attacks on foreign nationals
He condemned those who attacked foreign nationals, saying they'd face full might of the law.
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18 protesters arrested for looting in North West
Moboloka resident looted foreign-owned shops after claiming their water supply had been cut.
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Police maintain heavy presence in Bekkersdal
At least three shops were looted and eight people arrested in the township on Friday.
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Looting of foreign-owned shops erupts in Limpopo
It’s understood foreigners in at least 11 villages have been unable to re-open their businesses.
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Braamfischerville residents want foreign shop owners back
Some disgruntled locals say they have to walk longer distances to access spaza shops.
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Efforts underway to reintegrate foreign shop owners in townships
Police say efforts are underway to find ways of reintegrating foreign shop owners back into Soweto.
