Honeydew roads reopen after Zandspruit march
Roads in the Honeydew policing precinct have reopened after Tuesday's demonstration by Zandspruit residents tied to the March and March deadline.
The Honeydew Community Policing Forum has confirmed that all roads in the Honeydew policing precinct are now open and quiet, following Tuesday’s demonstration by Zandspruit residents linked to the March and March deadline.
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SAPS, private security, the CPF and the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) said they will continue to monitor the area and will provide further updates if needed.
Zandspruit resident David Selete, who took part in the march, told the Randburg Sun that residents were unhappy about limited opportunities for locals to run tuck shops in the area. He also expressed concern about land use in Zandspruit, saying that some community members felt spaces were being occupied in ways they believed were unfair to locals.
Although the official march has ended, some residents are reported to still be marching in the area without the supervision of law enforcement.
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Residents are urged to remain calm and to avoid any action that could lead to unrest or confrontation.
The Randburg Sun will continue to follow this story and will update readers as more information becomes available.
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