#The looter goes in for himself full#

Despite the address by President the lawlessness continues unabated. #ShutdownSA Game Nandi Drive in KZN looted.

#The looter goes in for himself full#

We will not hesitate to arrest and prosecute those who perpetrate these actions and will ensure that they face the full might of our law.” In a statement, incumbent South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said, “What we are witnessing now are opportunistic acts of criminality, with groups of people instigating chaos merely as a cover for looting and theft. In all, 6 people have been killed so far and a total of 489 suspects have been arrested. Shopping centres, pharmacies were looted and the supply chain and Coronavirus vaccination drives were disrupted. It soon escalated to arson, and killings on the streets of Gauteng, and KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) provinces. Constitutional court refused to postpone his jail term, a series of pro-Zuma protests broke out in South Africa.

Reportedly, he failed to testify before the judicial commission that was investigating accusations of corruption against him between 2009-2018. Zuma, once known for his fight against apartheid, was imprisoned in the Estcourt Correctional Center for 15 months for disobeying court’s orders. In a desperate attempt to protect their businesses from looting, Indians have now stepped up their fight against the arsonists and looters. As riots, arson, violence and lootings escalate in the country, the Indian community living there faces dangers to their homes and businesses. South Africa is in a state of chaos and unrest ever since the arrest of former President Jacob Zuma on July 7.