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At least one dead in violent protests in South Africa
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA: At least one person was killed and dozens injured after violent clashes broke out during protests in the eastern region of South Africa, local media reported Tuesday.
With one in every four South Africans suffering from unemployment, Tuesday marked the second day of protests in Ermelo, located in South Africa's Mpumalanga province, due to the jobless situation and lack of public services.
Protesters
closed
out
streets,
began
burning
tires
and
throwing
stones,
while
reports
say
they
also
opened
fire
and
attacked
members
of
the
media,
IOL
news
reported.
Anti-riot police reportedly answered by firing gunshots into the air. However, a dead man was later discovered with a gunshot wound in Ermelo's Piet Retief township.
Local authorities said 48 people had been arrested, including some youths aged from 10 to 15.
The African National Congress condemned the violence.
(BNO NEWS )
