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We discovered 33 illegally constructed backrooms located behind a foreign-owned spaza shop. Upon our arrival, several tenants fled the scene. The owner of the property and one foreign national working at the spaza shop were arrested. In addition, Eskom disconnected an illegal electricity connection. City of Tshwane

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