This follows a visit by Police Minister, Bheki Cele, who condemned the violence and promised arrests.
Police say the unrest stems from a road rage incident involving a taxi driver and a businessman.
Cele says he will be roping in Home Affairs and SARS to weed out undocumented persons in Gqebhera.
According to police reports, alleged retaliation between the local businessmen and taxi drivers in sued, resulting in eight taxis been set alight two taxis were damaged and a civilian vehicle was also set alight. No injuries were reported,” spokesperson Lirandzu Temba said.
Shops were also vandalised. The violence then spread to Kwazakhele where several more stores were torched but no arrests have been made.
#Qqeberha Police spokesperson Pricilla Naidu says the violence broke out after a taxi driver and a motorist crashed into each other.
Law enforcement officials are monitoring the area. pic.twitter.com/0TeOXD4YKB
— EWN Reporter (@ewnreporter) October 13, 2021
Source: EWN
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