Polokwane Municipality condemns vandalism, destruction of municipal property
The Polokwane Municipality calls on residents to assist with information that can lead to the arrests of those involved.
POLOKWANE – This after several youths took to the streets on Tuesday in protest, and vandalised municipal infrastructure in the Central Business District (CBD). Traffic lights, light poles and road signs were destroyed by the youths believed to have been part of protest action by students from the Capricorn and Seshego Tvet College.
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In a statement, the Polokwane Municipality condemns these violent acts and warned that acts of vandalism and destruction of public property are criminal offences, punishable by law.
“Traffic lights and other road signs are there to facilitate the safe movement of traffic. Such behavior is unacceptable and unfortunate.”
The municipality further urged residents to voice their issues without resorting to violence and destruction of property.
