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The CEO of Sasria Mpumi Tyikwe said as much as people are allowed to protest, there was no need to vandalise infrastructure, cause economic losses and risk losing lives.
Tyikwe said with the risk of social unrest ever-present in the country, the company was committed to use lessons learnt from the 2021 riots to ensure that it was a lot more responsive, should such an unplanned, destructive and unfortunate event happen again.The future-proofs we have in place are part of our vision, as we have been implementing a range of activities centred on our themes of resilience, relevance, restore, and rebuild.
A resident of Umlazi who was affected by the looting of the local mall said that before the unrest she was employed at the supermarket, and though she was not permanent she was able to feed her family. She said after the destruction during the unrest, not all part-time employees were reinstated at the supermarket and she was one of them.I’m getting older and I’m afraid I will soon become unemployable. I wish the unrest did not take place because I would still have my job.
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