Service delivery protests in Meyerton continued today as the SAPS tried to get the situation under control, firing rubber bullets into the crowds.

As protests against the mismanaged of Zimbabwe continues in the country, footage has emerged of police torturing citizens. Warning: might upset sensitive viewers.

City of Cape Town Metro Police have been hard at work getting protests on the N2 under control, following the third outbreak of ANC-related violence in the run-up to the August 3 elections.

“I am a child of Soweto, I’ve seen violence growing up. It doesn’t help anyone,” Mmusi Maimane told a hall full of DA supporters in Soshanguve on Monday.

That’s right minister, they have nothing to do with ANC factionalism, the ruling party’s candidate lists or lack of leadership.

Strap yourselves in folks, because if the last few weeks’ protests are anything to go by it won’t be getting better any time soon.

The ruling party’s politics have left a second major city in chaos after ANC members, upset with the party’s mayoral candidate for Tshwane, went on a rampage, burning buses and destroying private property.

Public health clinics, public transport services and private property becomes fair game as factionalism within the ANC tears into the capital.

Protests against the ANC’s mayoral candidate for Tshwane continued into the night on Monday.

Protests continue to grip South Africa, but does the country experience “30 service delivery protests a day” as an opposition MP claimed in parliament?

The poor man was just trying to get to work on Monday when a mob attacked him; beating him with golf clubs, bats and pelting him with stones.

Durban has been hit by a series of violent protests, with people trying to close down roads and damaging property.

The president believes that the burning of schools and vandalising of state property is caused only by “relatively small bands of anarchists and agent provocateurs.”

There must be something in the air… shocking.

Steelpoort residents are angry as a dispute with mining companies over employment issues continues.

The world’s media has picked up on the current nationwide protests in South Africa.

South Africans in London are urged to unite in Trafalgar Square at 11h00 on Saturday 13 June 2015 for the launch of the SAY We Can campaign to show their support for a positive future for South Africa.

On 12 December pro-porn protesters sat on each others’ faces outside parliament. Take a look at what — and who — went down…

Western Cape protesters opposing a lack of service delivery have disrupted schooling in Grabouw, and the WC Minister of Education is laying charges.

At least 150 protestors have descended on Cape Town this morning as part of an illegal demonstration against poor service delivery for illegal settlement dwellers

Violent protests rocked the centre of Cape Town today after a service delivery protest that started with sabotage of Metrorail train services degenerated into a free-for-all

South Africa has been declared the ‘Protest Capital of the World’. Politicians and media talk about ‘service delivery protests’. However, what is really taking place is the ‘rebellion of the poor’, South African academics believe.