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Zuma condemns violent protest
Comments A bus and bakery truck torched by protesters who also barricaded roads with objects at Masoyi. Photo by Oris Mnisi.
MPUMALANGA police commissioner Lieutenant-General Mondli Zuma has strongly condemned violent behaviour displayed during an unlawful protest at Masoyi, which started on Monday, 29 March.
A bakery truck and a bus were torched, while windows of another bus were damaged by unruly people.
The fuming residents were allegedly demanding water.
Zuma has since assembled a task team of investigators to probe the lawlessness to bring those responsible to account.
“In the early hours of yesterday, police were notified of a protest action that was carried out by some members of the community at Masoyi. The Public Order Policing members were sent to deal with the situation. While in the area, police received information about protesters who barricaded the road at Nkanini in Masoyi, where the bakery truck was reporte
PASTOR CONVICTED OF RAPE AND ROBBERY! Tlangelani Khosa
A MAN of cloth who was accused of rape and robbery has been found guilty.
Pastor Chris Xaba (45) from Vlaklaagte near KwaMhlanga appeared before the Witbank Regional Court on Thursday, 11 March.
He was remanded in police custody pending his sentencing proceedings on Friday, 19 March.
According to Mpumalanga police spokesman Brigadier Leonard Hlathi, his conviction stems from an incident in which a 39-year-old woman from Vosman, who was hitchhiking at the time, became his victim.
The incident occurred on 29 December 2019, when the pastor raped and robbed the woman of her personal items at gunpoint.