Diepsloot residents are vowing to intensify protests over a high crime rate in the area. They took to the streets, setting alight structures.
eNCA reporter Manqoba Mchunu is on the ground in Diepsloot. Courtesy ofThe community is again decrying the lack of police visibility.Protesters set empty structures alight on Monday night, saying they're being used as hiding places for criminals.
They're demanding that police do their jobs and want President Cyril Ramaphosa to intervene in the crisis.
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