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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest The code of conduct for Operation Prosper, published yesterday, makes it clear that police are in charge of re-establishing order, with the military in a strictly supportive role - albeit with the right to self defence.

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest Soldiers deployed to stop looters have been told they may not fire warning shots. They also must not assault members of the public, or use foul language.

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest He said workers may be behind the destruction at some businesses. Zikalala said the province is devising a plan to return to normalcy. He called on law enforcement to deal with criminality.

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest Zikalala: "This destruction will increase unemployment in KZN and the country. It is going to deter investors... the looting has to stop and it has to stop no We have established the preliminary extent of the losses so far."

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest "The damage that we have seen is massive, and we can safely say it has cost billions. We want to state categorically that such destruction cannot be done in the name of our former president Jacob Zuma."

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest As of Thursday police minister Bheki Cele and defense minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula will be based in KwaZulu-Natal to assist in the ongoing civil unrest. This is according to KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest Mapisa-Nqakula said President Cyril Ramaphosa was unhappy about the initial deployment of 2500 soldiers and told military bosses not worry about budgets.

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest Defence and Military Veterans' Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said government wants at least 25 000 soldiers on the grounds to quell the violence in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest SANDF troops visible in Lenasia - Johannesburg

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest He also announced that 5 000 informal traders had been severely affected by the criminality that has wreaked havoc in the coastal city, with a further "40 000 formal business also affected, including small businesses".

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest Preliminary estimates of the economic impact revealed that the unrest had cost the metro "R1 billion in terms of loss of stock and about R15 billion of damage to property and equipment", Kaunda said.

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest Durban has borne the brunt of the ongoing unrest, with 45 000 businesses out of commission and an estimated R16 billion in stolen stock, and damage to infrastructure and equipment.

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest Ntshaveni said: "There are 288 incidences across the country that have been reported overnight. In Gauteng, the number is 52, and KwaZulu-Natal is 156... where shopping malls have been looted and vandalised,"

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest "Currently, 5 000 members of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) have already been deployed on the ground. Law enforcement supported by the military are working tirelessly to ensure that the country returns to peace and stability,"

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest The minister said the deployment of law enforcement agencies was beginning to reap positive results with less reports of violence and looting.

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest South Africans urged to desist from panic buying as this will increase Covid-19 infection rate. Minister in the presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni has called for calm saying community members should desist from panic buying.

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest The king has called for calm amid reports of the gowning racial tension between black people and Indian people in the province.

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest King Misuzulu: "We are a people dignity. We are much better than this. Let us restore the rule of law and ensure that order returns to KwaZulu."

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest The king says the act of looting of shops and medical supplies during a pandemic is an act of suicide: "My fathers people are committing suicide".

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over 5 years ago

#RiLootingCoverage #ZumaUnrest King Misuzulu: When food can not be delivered because trucks and warehouses are being burnt by our people, we will go hungry.

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