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Tshwane ‘cannot be held to ransom by political interests': Mayor seeks further legal action against Samwu

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City of Tshwane mayor Randall Williams says the “illegal strike” by the SA Municipal Workers’ Union seeks to drive narrow political interests and create chaos in the city.

Williams said they will seek further legal action against Samwu and its leadership team for contempt of court.

Every time Samwu raises issues, they create a narrative that it’s a political matter ... They must address the real issues and leave the side issuesCity spokesperson Selby Bokaba said on Thursday night a Tshwane metro police department vehicle deployed in the area to monitor the protests was pelted with stones and damaged by community members.

“We will continue to closely monitor the situation and issue an update about afternoon operations,” he said.

 

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