Protest
Thousands of Algerians hit streets on protest anniversary
The protest movement in April 2019 forced longtime President Abdelaziz Bouteflika into resigning, and Monday's demonstration in Algiers is the largest since...
Roads affected include the R554 and R550 near Kibler Park and Eikenhof.
In a decree published late Monday, Public Security Minister Mahamat Tahir Orozi said the authorities "cannot allow the holding of such protests, which have the potential to provoke public disorder across the country."
Modou Niang, a taxi driver in Parcelles Assainies, said the curfew began just when he was supposed to start work.
Residents of an informal settlement started barricading the roads on Tuesday night.
He was attacked after interrupting an address by EFF leaders and was then arrested on an incitement charge.
On Friday, EFF supporters are expected to resume their 'protest against racism' demonstration outside Brackenfell High following a tense few days of clashes.
Western Cape Education MEC Debbie Schäfer has accused the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) of not being interested in resolving concerns over alleged racism at Brackenfell High School.
South Africa has been rocked by brutal killings at farms and protestors are now saying enough is enough, and that government must do more.
The unprecedented youth-led protest that began on social media, was quickly dispersed by police and the Special Reserve Force using teargas, rubber bullets and batons.
Kebby Maphatsoe said the protests were part of a country-wide programme aimed at raising awareness over failed promises made by the African National Congress to ex-combatants.
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.
Over the weekend, a group of Siqalo residents took to the streets, demanding houses.
Leaders from various denominations are standing outside the St Georges Cathedral in front of the Western Cape legislature.
Directors are on a three-day strike demanding transformation in the funeral industry.
UNESCO said it had counted 21 protests between January and June of this year where journalists were attacked, arrested or killed.
Some associations of funeral practitioners have formed a unification task team, which is calling for certificates of competence not to be requested from undertakers who don’t own mortuaries among other issues.
Ahead of a massive protest expected on Sunday, columns of female protesters gathered in central Minsk for a peaceful women's protest.
EFF party leaders have mobilised members to try shut down over 800 stores after outrage over an advert which depicted black hair as dry, damaged and frizzy, while hair of a white woman was described as normal.