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Tshwane Unrest: 22 to 27 June 2016 16 August 2016 TABLE OF CONTENT • Introduction • Affected Areas • Operational Concept • Coordinating Structure • Total Deployments (Over And Above Normal Policing) • Operational Focus Areas • Intervention • Other Protest Actions • Mayoral Nomination: Tshwane 19 June 2016 to 1 July 2016 • Case Management • Conclusion 2 INTRODUCTION • Crime Intelligence received unconfirmed information regarding possible disruptive actions in the Tshwane area relating to the nomination of the ANC Mayoral candidate. • In view of this, sources were tasked and information was disseminated to operational divisions for operationalization. • Dissatisfaction with the Tshwane mayoral nominee candidate then resulted in various acts of violent protest actions and looting of shops belonging to both South African and foreign nationals. • Violent protests erupted from 20 June 2016 in inter alia Sunnyside (Arcadia), Atteridgeville, Mamelodi, Garankuwa, Loate, Hammanskraal, Bronkhorstspruit, Soshanguve, Mobopane, Rietgat, Hercules informal settlement and Winterveld. This violence continued until 26 June 2016. 3 AFFECTED AREAS SUNNYSIDE ATTERIDGEVILLE HAMMANSKRAAL MAMELODI • Tshwane o Attlyn Mall •R101, M17 and N1 • Mahube Mall o Lotus Garden Metro including carousel toll gate • Municipal Offices • 3 x Shopping Mall Police •Pumulani toll gate • PUTCO bus Malls o Mall next to vehicle •Stinkwater road depot Police Station overturned •Jubilee Mall • Denneboom and in Arcadia • Foreign nationals shops •Foreign national shops Waltloo • WF Nkomo road •Temba shopping centre Shopping • Government premises and Kopanong shopping Centres • Train and sub stations centre • Foreign national •Winterveldt community shops hall • Train stations •Municipal offices and hostels •Train stations • Sub stations AFFECTED AREAS …continues 1 2 HERCULES SOSHANGUVE • Crime in and around polling stations • Soshanguve crossing • Daspoort tunnel • Mabopane and Thorntree Malls • Bougainville • Soshanguve and Batho plaza • Van der Hoff road, Sunset view road • Municipal offices and Mabopane highway • Train and sub-stations • Hercules train station • Foreign national shops • Municipal offices • Buitenkant street in Rietgat • Horns neck • Mahem intersection • Sub-stations 5 AFFECTED AREAS …continues 3 4 PRETORIA CENTRAL BRONKHORSPRUIT • Municipal buildings • Municipal and IEC offices • Train station • Clinics • Shopping malls • Foreign nationals shops • Foreign national shops • Councillor houses • Liquor stores • Ekangala police station • Hermanstad and Marabastad PUTCO • All townships around Bronkhorspruit bus depot • PUTCO bus depot • Municipal Bus depot (WF Nkomo) • Michael Brink road, R80, R101 6 OPERATIONAL CONCEPT • Intelligence/information gathering • Crowd management • Enhanced visibility • City/malls security • Securing operational key points • Route security • Specialized operations • Airborne support • Access control • Railway security • Investigations 7 COORDINATING STRUCTURE NATJOCOMM NATJOCOMM PROVJOC PROVJOCOMM NATJOC PROVJOC ATTERIDGEVILLE HAMMANSKRAAL MAMELODI SOSHANGUVE PTA CENTRAL HERCULES BRONKHORSPRUIT Intelligence Intelligence Intelligence Intelligence Intelligence Intelligence Intelligence (ICC) (ICC) (ICC) (ICC) (ICC) (ICC) (ICC) POP POP POP POP POP POP POP VISPOL VISPOL VISPOL VISPOL VISPOL VISPOL VISPOL METRO’s METRO’s METRO’s METRO’s METRO’s METRO’s METRO’s Detectives Detectives Detectives Detectives Detectives Detectives Detectives Rapid Rail Rapid Rail Rapid Rail Rapid Rail Rapid Rail Rapid Rail Rapid Rail Communication Communication Communication Communication Communication Communication Communication Police National traffic Co-ordination Gauteng Traffic National traffic Co-ordination Gauteng Traffic Co-ordination police Specialized Police police Private security Police Specialized Gauteng Traffic Operations Co-ordination Gauteng Traffic Co-ordination Operations Police NIU/TRT Private security Police Private security NIU/TRT Co-ordination Private security Co-ordination Private security Private security Private security 8 COORDINATING STRUCTURE The following Areas are included within all disciplines: NATJOCOMM PROVJOCOMM • Intelligence • (ICC) • POP • VISPOL NATJOC • METRO’s • Detectives PROVJOC • Rapid Rail • Communication ATTERIDGEVILLE HAMMANSKRAAL MAMELODI SOSHANGUVE PTA CENTRAL HERCULES BRONKHORSPRUIT Police National traffic Co-ordination Gauteng National traffic Co-ordination Gauteng Traffic Co-ordination police Specialized Traffic Police police Private Police Specialized Gauteng Traffic Operations Co-ordination Gauteng security Co-ordination Operations Police NIU/TRT Private Traffic Police Private security NIU/TRT Co-ordination Private security Co-ordination Private security Private security security Private security 9 TOTAL DEPLOYMENTS (OVER AND ABOVE NORMAL POLICING) AREA MEMBERS Pretoria CBD 68 Hammanskraal 69 Mamelodi 41 Hercules 22 Soshanguve 53 Attridgeville 25 Bronkhorstspruit 19 Detectives 83 DPCI 31 PRASA and Rapid Railway Police PRASA: 85 SAPS: 105 Private Security 130 DHA Immigrations 12 10 TOTAL DEPLOYMENTS (OVER AND ABOVE NORMAL POLICING) …continues AREA MEMBERS Eskom 28 Metro police 300 Air Support 4 Total 1 075 11 OPERATIONAL FOCUS AREAS The operational areas were classified as follows: • Monitoring of movement of public transport. • Securing school premises. • Monitoring community movement and day-to-day activities. • Securing government buildings including municipal properties to ensure that public administration continues without disruptions. • Securing shopping malls. • Securing ESKOM substations. • Securing the known targeted councillors houses. • Ensure that National roads are repaired and secured. • Continued normal economic activity. • Hoax SMS threats which affected normal daily activity. 12 INTERVENTION • Following extensive SAPS deployments in affected areas with Visible Policing operations to stabilize these areas as well as intelligence operations against identified instigators, the situation was brought under control by 24 June 2016. • These interventions were complimented by further interventions by community and political leaders. • It needs to be mentioned that whilst the Tshwane unrest situation unfolded, the SAPS had to deal with numerous other protest actions country-wide. This required the SAPS to deploy in areas such as Gelvandale in the Eastern Cape to deal with gang related issues, Vuwani in Limpopo, Glebelands and KwaMashu hostels as well as in Nongoma in KwaZulu-Natal. 13 OTHER PROTEST ACTIONS • During this period, SAPS resources were stretched to deal with other protests actions relating to: – Political intolerance (including dissatisfaction with nominated ward councillors). – Community protests actions relating to issues such as demands for water, electricity and employment. – Illegal occupation of land and reaction to evictions. – Instability at education institutions. – Labour issues. – Conflict in the transport sector. 14 OTHER PROTEST ACTIONS …continues • Areas that required SAPS intervention: Eastern Cape Free State Gauteng KwaZulu-Natal King Williams Town Zamdela Sebokeng, Evaton, Kagiso, Inanda, Marianhill, New (Ginsberg), Mdantsane, Braamfischerville, Tembisa, Hanover, Elandskop, Kwanoxolo, Mthatha, Vlakfontein, Sharpeville, Kwambonambi, Gamalake, Zwelitsha, Fort Jackson, Daveyton, Orlando East, Babanango, Tongaat, Queenstown, Flagstaff, Swannieville Lindelani, Isipingo, Ekombe, Grahamstown, Bisho Emadoshini Limpopo Mpumalanga North West Northern Cape Vuwani, Tshilwavhusiku, Ermelo, Ngobi Taung, Qhoo (Revilo), Kalksloot Rathidili, Giyani, Village, Kinros, Rustenburg, Boikhutsong Madjadjiskloof Marite, Delmas (Ventersdorp), Ganalaagte (Delareyville), Mmabatho, Makoshong, Ikageng, Bokfontein, Western Cape Khayelitsha, Grabouw, Cape Town Central, Stellenbosch, Bongolethu, 15 MAYORAL NOMINATION: TSHWANE 19 JUNE 2016 TO 1 JULY 2016 …continues GATION STATION - SPP OF CASES OF CASES NOLLE NOLLE COURT COURT GUILTY SUSPECTS SUSPECTS ARRESTED ARRESTED NOT GUILTY NOT NUMBER OF OF NUMBER NO UNDETECTED UNDETECTED WITHDRAWN/ WITHDRAWN/ INVESTI Sunnyside 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Silverton 12 5 7 10 0 0 0 0 0 Pretoria West 8 1 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 Atteridgeville 87 10 74 15 0 0 3 0 0 Hercules 3 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 Olievenhoutbosch 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mamelodi 9 3 5 6 0 0 1 0 0 Mamelodi East 15 6 7 23 0 0 2 0 0 Boschkop 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hammanskraal 9 1 7 16 0 0 1 0 0 16 MAYORAL NOMINATION: TSHWANE 19 JUNE 2016 TO 1 JULY 2016 …continues GATION STATION - SPP OF CASES OF CASES NOLLE NOLLE COURT COURT GUILTY SUSPECTS SUSPECTS ARRESTED ARRESTED NOT GUILTY NOT NUMBER OF OF NUMBER NO UNDETECTED UNDETECTED WITHDRAWN/ WITHDRAWN/ INVESTI Mabopane 14 5 7 8 0 0 0 2 0 Loate 71 33 20 94 0 0 16 2 0 Temba 5 3 2 12 0 0 0 0 0 Akasia 32 3 29 4 0 0 0 0 0 Rietgat 73 30 11 36 0 0 32 0 0 Soshanguve 6 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ga-Rankuwa 6 5 1 44 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 353 107 187 278 0 0 55 4 0 17 MAYORAL NOMINATION: TSHWANE 19 JUNE 2016 TO 1 JULY 2016 …continues TSHWANE CENTRAL CLUSTER SUCCESSES Charge No of Cases No of Suspects Arrested Possession of Suspected Stolen Goods 1 3 Possession of Unlicensed Firearm 1 1 Total 2 4 A foreign national (Ethiopian) was arrested for the possession of an unlicensed firearm. 18 MAYORAL NOMINATION: TSHWANE 19 JUNE 2016 TO 1 JULY 2016 …continues TSHWANE WEST CLUSTER SUCCESSES Charge No of Cases No of Suspects Arrested Possession of Suspected Stolen Goods 4 5 Possession of Dangerous Weapon 1 2 Total 5 7 19 MAYORAL NOMINATION: TSHWANE 19 JUNE 2016 TO 1 JULY 2016 …continues TSHWANE EAST CLUSTER SUCCESSES Charge
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    Healing Urban Fractures INSIDE A PANDEMIC Vulnerability, imagination, innovation in the City of Tshwane Urban Studio Annual Reflective Report TABLE OF CONTENTS Inside a pandemic p.01 Stephan de Beer When or demons are unleashed p.14 Lance Thomas Urban Studio: Annual Report 2020 Jude Nnorom p.17 Burgers Park p.21 Salvokop p.27 West Capital Precinct p.32 Mamelodi East p.39 Eersterust p.43 Woodlane Village p.46 Street homelessness p.56 Urban Studio Map p.66 Epilogue p.68 STEPHAN DE BEER ovid-19 is not really the but, because this takes place in great equalizer, as some the global South, the world does would have it. Instead, not come to a standstill and hardly C ways more visible than be- anyone gives it a thought. fore, it illustrated the cruel ine- The cruelty of debilitating poverty qualities that face humanity. And and the criminality of inequality only some have the ability to are not called out for what it is. protect themselves from the virus, Instead, it is regarded as inevita- whilst others are placed at greater ble. We even resort to Jesus, in- risk. Whereas Covid-19 reveals our terpreting his response to Judas, common and interconnected humanity, saying, 'The poor will always be with us!’ it also puts on vivid display our suggesting that Jesus thereby con- cruel and calculated inhumanity. doned poverty and inequality. What Jesus really did was to turn on the THE PANDEMIC, AND OTHER DEATH-DEALERS farcical Judas, pretending to care for the poor, whilst he not only Many have commented that Covid-19 exploited the poor, but was also is not the only pandemic we face at about to betray Jesus for money2.
  • Appendix 11 – Public Participation

    Appendix 11 – Public Participation

    Appendix 11 – Public Participation Appendix A – Newspaper Advert NOTICE OF A WATER USE LICENSE APPLICATION FOR THE PROPOSED MAROTOLA PRIMARY SCHOOL BOREHOLE UPGRADE AND INTERNAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN HAMMANSKRAAL, GAUTENG PROVINCE Nemai Consulting has been appointed by Malani Padayachee and Associates, on behalf of the Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development as the independent Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP) to undertake the Water Use License Application (WULA) Process for the proposed borehole upgrade and construction of internal infrastructure within the Marotola Primary School in Hammanskraal in terms of the National Water Act, 1998 (Act No. 36 of 1998) (NWA). In addition, this notice serves to notify all Interested and Affected Parties (IAPs) of the 60-Day Review Period of the Draft WULA Technical Report from 25 September 2019 to 25 November 2019. The Draft WULA Technical Report is available for review at the Temba Library (Stand 4424/2, Zone 02, Municipal Offices, Temba; 25°23'11.8"S 28°15'20.7"E; 012 358 3179) and will be available on Nemai Consulting’s website for download. Any comments or concerns must be submitted to Jacqui Davis by 25 November 2019 via telephone (0117811730), fax (0117811731), email ([email protected]) or post (PO Box 1673 Sunninghill, 2157). Appendix B – Site Notice NOTICE OF A WATER USE LICENSE APPLICATION FOR THE PROPOSED MAROTOLA PRIMARY SCHOOL BOREHOLE UPGRADE AND INTERNAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN HAMMANSKRAAL, GAUTENG PROVINCE Notice is hereby given, in terms of the National Water Act, 1998 (Act No. 36 of 1998) (NWA), of the Water Use License Application (WULA) Process for the proposed Marotola Primary School Borehole Upgrade and Internal Infrastructure in Hammanskraal, Gauteng Province.