looting

  1. Agent67

    Learners caught on camera LOOTING school tuck shop

    https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/video-leaners-caught-on-camera-looting-school-tuck-shop-breaking-news-latest/
  3. Hanno Labuschagne

    Looters are rampaging through abandoned government buildings

    Looters are rampaging through abandoned government buildings A former fishmeal factory in Hout Bay in Cape Town has been stripped by looters. The huge factory was leased to Oceana but the company closed down the plant and the lease was terminated in March 2021. The Department of Public Works...
  4. Jan

    Massmart asks police to investigate plans to loot its stores this weekend

    Makro and Game looting warning this weekend Massmart is concerned about posts circulating on social media indicating that there will be looting of all their stores this weekend, 26–27 February 2022. This is according to a letter from KwaZulu-Natal crime intelligence head Major-General Tso...
  5. Hanno Labuschagne

    UPL warehouse spewed dangerous chemicals into the air after fire caused by looting

    UPL warehouse spewed dangerous chemicals into the air after fire caused by looting A fire at a South African warehouse used by UPL Ltd., the world’s fifth-biggest agrochemicals company, released a range of harmful chemicals across a wide area, according to a report released by the provincial...
  6. Jan

    Damage to Stor-Age Waterfall claimed from Sasria - R83 million plus VAT

    Devastating financial damage caused by storage unit looting revealed Stor-Age announced in a trading update on Tuesday that approximately 60% of the total 15,100m² of storage space at its facility in Hillcrest suffered significant structural damage. "These buildings require full demolition and...
  7. Hanno Labuschagne

    What South Africans searched for following looting in July

    What South Africans searched for following looting in July Google searches for guns and emigration spiked in July following the violent protests and looting in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng. The civil unrest started around 9 July in KwaZulu-Natal following the imprisonment of former President...
  8. Jan

    Samsung will block TVs stolen in looting

    Samsung TVs stolen in looting will be blocked Samsung South Africa has implemented a TV blocking feature on sets stolen from its warehouse in Cato Ridge, Durban, during rampant looting in July.
  9. Jan

    Damage caused by rioters in one table

    Tremendous damage caused by looting shown in one table Thousands of businesses and numerous government departments are still counting the costs of the damage caused by rampant looting and violence in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng earlier this month. Malls, shopping centres, supermarkets...
  10. Hanno Labuschagne

    Doctor speaks out on looting of medical practice

    Doctor speaks out on looting of medical practice On Monday, when Dr Mabola* a GP who operates a private surgery in Durban Central made his way to work, he found his office looted and vandalised. “They even took the cushions in my waiting room,” he said. Mabola is a foreign national and asked...
  11. Hanno Labuschagne

    Immense destruction from looting in South Africa — The details

    Immense destruction from looting in South Africa — The details President Cyril Ramaphosa and prominent South African companies have revealed the tremendous destruction caused by the looting and vandalism in South Africa. It started with the burning of trucks at Mooi River in KwaZulu-Natal on...
  12. Number Six

    Rioting & Looting in St George's Mall.

    Just heard it's all kicking off in the Cape Town CBD. Somali & Ethiopian vendors had all their wares looted apparently.
  13. LazyLion

    Involvement in SA Needs to be Lawful

    South Africans need to get involved in the affairs of the country, but without resorting to violence and looting, deputy public service and administration minister Ayanda Dlodlo said on Wednesday. Speaking in Durban, Dlodlo said that in recent months the country's image had taken a knock...
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