Army is still on the streets, violent protests continue; hundreds injured VIDEO/PHOTO

In an attempt to suppress the violence, the South African authorities deployed the army on the streets of the cities where the fiercest riots were recorded, but despite that, shops and apartment buildings were set on fire during the day.
Among the victims is a six-month-old baby, who was hit in the head by a stray bullet, but also a man who bled from the wounds received with a knife.
Large number of people were injured.
According to local media, chaos reigns in the clinics, as protesters are constantly trying to break into the rooms where the injured are.
Suhail Esa, a city doctor, described the scenes over the weekend as a "look into hell" because his clinic was flooded with patients.
President Ramaphosa is supposed to address the nation at 8pm regarding the chaos across South Africa.

There has been many reports of vigilante justice that includes violent assaults and even killings in the Province of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) and #Johannesburg following the mass lootings.#SouthAfricaIsBurning #SouthAfricaIsBurning pic.twitter.com/1fS7yeyiFT

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In the wave of violence that followed the arrest of the former president, protesters looted shops, set fire to buildings and attacked passers-by.
During a week of violence, police failed to contain protests, which in most cases ended in looting and destruction of property. South African media report that intersections are blocked, as well as that trucks are burning in those places.
His supporters today robbed shops and caused a fire in a shopping center in the city of Pietermaritzburg, ahead of Zuma's appearance in court, local TV stations announced.