Sabie police spokesman Constable Mandy Mculu said the protesters began barricading the roads early in the morning. "They were protesting because electricity had been cut to an illegal settlement the day before," she explained. About 500 people were involved in the protest.
Mculu said no one had been arrested or injured although the police had to use rubber bullets to disperse the crowd. By mid-morning the barricaded roads had been reopened.
This is not the first time Sabie has experienced such protests. In September last year the SANParks Kruger Park Facebook page warned visitors to the park:
"If you're on your way to the Kruger Park, don't try to go via Sabie. The town is under lockdown. We can't get out of town and nobody can come in.
"Cars are thrown with rocks (sic)," a post said.
Mculu said there was a concern that protesters would regroup during the night and reblock roads. - Shaun Smillie
Source: The Times
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