Tembisa protest to continue until promised meeting with mayor 2
It seems like you're referring to the ongoing protests in Tembisa, South Africa. Here's an update:
The residents of Tembisa, a township in Gauteng, South Africa, have vowed to continue their protests until they meet with the Mayor of Ekurhuleni, Tania Campbell. The protests, which began on Monday, are demanding better living conditions, improved infrastructure, and an end to corruption in the area.
The residents have been protesting for several days, blocking major roads and disrupting traffic in the area. They are also calling for the resignation of the Mayor and other officials who they accuse of being corrupt.
The Ekurhuleni Municipality has promised to meet with the residents, but the protesters are demanding a specific meeting with the Mayor, which has not yet been scheduled. The residents are determined to continue their protests until their demands are met.
The situation is being closely monitored by local authorities, who are trying to negotiate a peaceful resolution to the crisis. The protests have also drawn attention from national leaders, who are urging calm and calling for dialogue to resolve the issues.
It's a complex and sensitive situation, and I'll continue to monitor the developments and provide updates as more information becomes available.