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Germiston’s motoring and engineering companies left confused after Numsa’s attack

Companies left shell-shocked after Numsa members attack.

July 17, 2014

Leigh Hodgson and Puleng Sekabate Less than a minute

The Germiston SAPS arrive on scene in Leo Street, following further violence and vandalism by striking Numsa members on Wednesday, July 16.

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Technical Engineering also felt the effects of the aggressive demonstrations by Numsa.

Technical Engineering also felt the effects of the aggressive demonstrations by Numsa.

Technical Engineering also felt the effects of the aggressive demonstrations by Numsa.

Demonstrating Numsa members smashed windows at Hercules Clutch and Brake.

Demonstrating Numsa members smashed windows at Hercules Clutch and Brake.

Demonstrating Numsa members smashed windows at Hercules Clutch and Brake.

Demonstrating Numsa members smashed windows at Hercules Clutch and Brake.

Clinton Fouché‚ owner of Mobile Brake Doctor, shows journalists some of the damage the striking Numsa members caused to his workshop.

Clinton Fouché‚ owner of Mobile Brake Doctor, shows journalists some of the damage the striking Numsa members caused to his workshop.

Technical Engineering also felt the effects of the aggressive demonstrations by Numsa.

The Germiston SAPS arrive on scene in Leo Street, following further violence and vandalism by striking Numsa members on Wednesday, July 16.

Companies in Leo Street try to recover after the morning’s surprise occurrence.

Technical Engineering also felt the effects of the aggressive demonstrations by Numsa.

Demonstrating Numsa members smashed windows at Hercules Clutch and Brake.

Clinton Fouché‚ owner of Mobile Brake Doctor, shows journalists some of the damage the striking Numsa members caused to his workshop.

Demonstrating Numsa members smashed windows at Hercules Clutch and Brake.

Companies in Leo Street try to recover after the morning’s surprise occurrence.

Technical Engineering also felt the effects of the aggressive demonstrations by Numsa.

Clinton Fouché‚ owner of Mobile Brake Doctor, shows journalists some of the damage the striking Numsa members caused to his workshop.

July 17, 2014

Leigh Hodgson and Puleng Sekabate Less than a minute

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