Poo war
Poo protestors' lawyer asks court for lighter sentence
The group of nine face jail time for up to 30 years after dumping human waste at Cape Town International.
Police used tear gas, stun grenades and water cannons to disperse a chaotic crowd outside Bellville Court.
Police fired teargas and used water cannons to control the crowd.
The WC ANC is adamant there’s nothing sinster about the reinstatement of Andile Lili and Loyiso Nkohla.
WC ANC found Loyiso Nkohla to be one of the ringleaders in the province’s so-called 'poo wars.'
A UN report shows a third of the world’s population doesn’t have access to proper sanitation.
The EFF has distanced itself from a poo flinging incident in Cape Town.
Three protesters will spend the weekend in jail after a poo-flinging incident in Bellville.
Khayelitsha residents will hand over a memorandum to Helen Zille siting sanitation issues.
Helen Zille has welcomed the ANC’s decision to suspend seven members implicated in the ‘toilet wars’.
The seven members cannot take part in ANC meetings or speak on its behalf.
The City of Cape Town maintains that some ANC members are behind the so-called poo wars.
Helen Zille’s office says it will soon reveal video footage linking the ANC to human waste protests.
The City of Cape Town believes the ongoing protests are politically motivated.
Traffic officials believe the N2 protest is linked to the ongoing WC faeces war.
The Western Cape premier has described recent poo-flinging acts as despicable.
A group of people threw faeces during the DA’s constituency service day in Khayelitsha.
Four men dumped faeces outside WC legislature this morning in so-called Poo-wars.
The group of over 180 accused will return to the Cape Town Magistrates Court in October.