Update

Most shops not open for business in CBD, rest of eMalahleni buzzing

Always be vigilant when travelling on the roads as things can change very quickly as there is still a lot of tension in the air

July 13, 2021

Samantha Traill 1 minute read

Shopping centres and shops in the Central Business District (CBD) closed their doors and gates on Monday for precautionary measures for the protection of their staff members and their customers.

VIDEO: THE CBD IS CALM

On Tuesday, July 13 only a few shops were open in the CBD but most remain close in fear of being looted.

In Klipfontein shopping centres and various other small shops are open to the public and it is business as usual.

VIDEO: IT IS BUSINESS AS USUAL IN KLIPFONTEIN

Highveld Mall will be trading today as normal, they are in contact with Witbank Police Station and all necessary precautions have been taken to protect customers.

At Ben Fleur Boulevard it’s business as usual all the shops are open.

Highways and other roads are open but road users should be vigilant when travelling as things can change very quickly with some tension in the air after protest incidents on roads in Phola (Ogies) and Ga-Nala (Kriel) last night.

STAY UPDATED

Violent protest in Phola and Ogies, trucks set alight and shops looted

https://www.citizen.co.za/witbank-news/177527/violent-freejacobzuma-protest-in-phola-and-ogies-trucks-set-alight-and-shops-looted/

Shops in eMalahleni CBD close doors as a precautionary measure

https://www.citizen.co.za/witbank-news/177506/shops-in-emalahleni-cbd-close-doors-as-a-precautionary-measure/

Be vigilant when travelling on the N4

https://www.citizen.co.za/witbank-news/177531/update-be-vigilant-when-travelling-on-the-n4/

Business as normal in eMalahleni, roads are open

https://www.citizen.co.za/witbank-news/177545/business-as-normal-in-emalahleni-roads-are-open/

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