'I am a victim of unemployment. As we speak, I am sitting at home with my 15 years of truck-driving experience.'
PFSF recently obtained an urgent court interdict to prevent the looting of trucks, the harming of drivers and the burning of trucks.
ATDF chairperson Zungu told TimesLIVE that they were innocent and that the case was critical in voicing the concerns of South African drivers. "How can we fight our own people? We cannot ask for jobs and then go and destroy the very same trucks that we would need if we are hired," he said. He said he would welcome the arrest of any members found to be involved in any criminal activity."I stand by police. If an ATDF member is found to be involved in any sort of criminality related to these attacks, then they should be arrested and the law must run its course," he said.
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