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Video: Golden Arrow bus, bakkie torched in Nyanga

Golden Arrow Bus Services spokesperson Bronwen Dyke-Beyer said a total of 22 buses were stoned on Friday alone.
Video: Golden Arrow bus, bakkie torched in Nyanga

A Golden Arrow bus and a bakkie were set alight in Nyanga, Cape Town early on Friday morning.

The incident happened on Govan Mbeki Drive during protests in the area.

Golden Arrow Bus Services spokesperson Bronwen Dyke-Beyer said the protest started on Thursday when a number of taxis were impounded after a roadblock.

Dyke-Beyer said on Friday morning, a group of unknown people stormed the terminus in Nyanga and set a bus and a vehicle alight.

A total of 22 buses were stoned on Friday alone according to Dyke-Beyer.

Additionally she said they are now operating from Nyanga SAPS for safety reasons.

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