Residents Lock Up Municipal Building
Hundreds of Damonsville residents locked the municipal building, demanding answers from Mayor Douglas Maimane and officials over a stalled electrification project.
The residents protested after a contractor hired to install electricity in the area had not been on site for months since his appointment.
- The electrification project has been a point of contention, leading to the suspension of Municipal Manager Quiet Kgatla.
- Kgatla had appointed the current contractor after the previous one abandoned the project, sparking a violent protest.
No comment from the mayor or officials on the stalled project was provided.
Municipal officials and staff escaped through the underground parking lot.
Author's summary: Residents protest stalled electrification project.
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