Protest reported in CT on election day, cops on high alert across SA

United States News News

Protest reported in CT on election day, cops on high alert across SA
United States Latest News,United States Headlines
  • 📰 ewnupdates
  • ⏱ Reading Time:
  • 46 sec. here
  • 2 min. at publisher
  • 📊 Quality Score:
  • News: 22%
  • Publisher: 53%

Overnight, parts of the N2 outside Plettenberg Bay were closed due to a protest. On Wednesday morning, protesters set tyres alight on Steve Biko Drive near Khayelitsha.

CAPE TOWN/DURBAN - As the polls open nationwide, protest action is high on the watch list for authorities and electoral officials.

The road leading into Khayelitsha was not closed despite protests. The protest has had no effect on the opening of a nearby voting station.In the last national election, residents voted overwhelmingly for the African National Congress , the province’s official opposition. Amid concerns on gang violence and protests in the province, police officials have highlighted 41 hot spots. These areas have been categorised as mid-level threats. Additional police have been deployed to these areas.

Mchunu told Eyewitness News this was the last time he would be in government, so voters have to decide which party would appoint the new premier.⁦@nthakoana⁩ pic.twitter.com/IhWoXb7N5gSome voters have already started arriving at the Mbekweni Community Hall in Paarl, eager to cast their ballots as early as possible.More than 900 residents are expected to cast their ballots at the venue, one of 10 in the area.

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

ewnupdates /  🏆 30. in ZA

United States Latest News, United States Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Protesting CT taxi drivers to meet with city over permitsProtesting CT taxi drivers to meet with city over permits
Read more »

Log leaders Pirates and City draw in CTLog leaders Pirates and City draw in CT
Read more »

Arrests made, firearms seized in CT crime crackdownArrests made, firearms seized in CT crime crackdownKraaifontein police arrested two suspects in Wallacedene and Scottsdene for the possession of unlicensed firearms.
Read more »

CT taxi drivers barricade roads demanding operating licensesCT taxi drivers barricade roads demanding operating licensesActing chairman of the Central Unity Taxi Association, Sabelo Nyama, claimed they are being targeted for operating without permits but added the city had been dragging its feet in issuing them with the documents.
Read more »

Prasa continues tests on new CT trainsPrasa continues tests on new CT trainsTrial runs are under way and they'll be carried out over the next few months.
Read more »

CT primary school calls on WCED to address overcrowding in classroomsCT primary school calls on WCED to address overcrowding in classroomsThe SGB’s Randall Botha said they had asked the Western Cape Education Department for temporary classrooms while construction was underway.
Read more »

CT sees 24% drop in gang activity since launch of Anti-Gang UnitCT sees 24% drop in gang activity since launch of Anti-Gang UnitPresident Cyril Ramaphosa campaigned in Mitchells Plain, where he told residents the government would make communities safer.
Read more »

Over 2 million voters still undecided, say CT-based researchersThe country's 2.2 million undecided voters will be swayed by political party and political leader preferences, how those parties plan to solve priority issues, and perceptions on who is to blame for the Eskom crisis.
Read more »

State calls for life sentence for CT woman who killed aunt, cousinState calls for life sentence for CT woman who killed aunt, cousinEarlier this week, the woman was found guilty on all ten counts against her in connection with the murder of her aunt and cousin in 2015.
Read more »

Over 2 million voters still undecided, say CT-based researchersThe country's 2.2 million undecided voters will be swayed by political party and political leader preferences, how those parties plan to solve priority issues, and perceptions on who is to blame for the Eskom crisis.
Read more »



Render Time: 2025-03-11 21:12:17