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Watch: Protestors take to mall in Aston Manor

Police, EMPD and security services were on scene.

Protestors marched to Cavendish Glen Shopping Centre on Monument Road, Aston Manor, on Thursday afternoon.

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The strike initially started on September 9 at a company in Isando and spread, forcing Pep  to close its doors.

Traffic was partially affected on Monument Road on Thursday afternoon, as protestors made their way to the Pep and Pep Home stores at the shopping centre, where demonstrations were held.

 

Members of the National Transport Movement were among the protestors and copies of their memorandum were handed to shoppers at the centre.

Protestors marched to Cavendish Glen Shopping Centre on Monument Road, Aston Manor, on Thursday afternoon.

Police, EMPD and security services were on scene to ensure the protest was peaceful. The protestors peacefully made their way out of the centre.

Express was unable to reach Pepkor Logistics and Pep stores for comment at the time of publishing.

Protestors marched to Cavendish Glen Shopping Centre on Monument Road, Aston Manor, on Thursday afternoon. Photo: Lynne Ndlovu

 

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Marietta Lombard

Editor-in-Chief of Caxton Joburg Metro with 26 years' experience in the community newspaper industry. I serve as Gauteng Director and deputy executive director of the Forum of Community Journalists and I am a press representative of the Press Council SA.
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