The following comments is from CSM:-
"Also, this use of violence to achieve a purported political aim, the release of Zuma, may well be counterproductive. They create a situation in which the government, and President Cyril Ramaphosa, cannot be seen to be giving a pardon to someone simply because of the violence of their followers. And there are also important questions around whether this violence is sustainable in the longer term.
There were also some reports of at least one highway blocked for a time in Joburg, as Metro Police there asked motorists to avoid one section of the M2 in the city. And police said that a crowd of 800 people were involved in looting in one part of the province. Then, police said that shops were looted in Alexandra, and there were reports of people gathering in areas around Germiston. Transport services such as the Rea Vaya bus service and the Gautrain were interrupted. The Gautrain Park station was closed.
Of course, the obvious question is whether there is verifiable proof that this violence is linked to Zuma’s arrest?."
The later question is immaterial. Look no further than the USA where the Democrats funded and organized the riots which happened in the USA in 2020 and they called “peaceful; protests”. It follows the same route in SA as happened last year in the USA.