PTA street closures on Heritage Day

The parade will start at 13:00 from Pilditch stadium to the union buildings. 

The following streets will be affected:

·         Soutpansberg weg and Hamilton

·         Steve Biko and Belvedere

·         Steve Biko And Edmond

·         Edmond And Hamilton

·         Johannes Ramakoashe and Hamilton

·         Hamilton and Madiba

·         Stanza Bopape and Steve Biko

·         Madiba Street c/o Hamilton Street

·         (Allow vehicles that are residing in Vermeulen street)

·         Faure Street c/o Madiba Street

·         (No entry of vehicles)

·         Madiba Street c/o Zeederberg Street

·         (Allow only emergency vehicles)

·         Leyds Street c/o WF Nkomo Street

·         (only emergency vehicles)

·         Government Street c/o Blackwood Street

·         Edmond Street c/o Hamilton Street

·         Government Street c/o Edmond Street

·         (Only emergency vehicles allowed.)

·         Madiba Street c/o Steve Biko Street                                                         

·         (Only emergency vehicles)

·         Stanza Bopape(Church) Street c/o Hamilton Street

·         Stanza Bopape(Church) Street c/o Wessels Street

·         (Only emergency vehicles allowed and Military entrance.)                                                      

·         Stanza Bopape(Church) Street c/o Johan Street ( WF Nkomo total closure)

·         Stanza Bopape(Church) Street c/o Blackwood Street

·         Stanza Bopape(Church) Street c/o Pine Street

·         Stanza Bopape(Church) Street c/o Beckett Street

·         (Only allow VIP and VVIP vehicles with accreditation )

·         Pretorius street c/o Johan Street

·         Pretorius street c/o Wessels Street

·         Government street c/o Pine street

·         Busses to be parked Francis Baard b/t Hamilton & Wessels Street

·         Busses to be parked in Hamilton Street b/t Soutpans & Francis Baard Street

·         Leyds c/o Pretorius

·         Entrance for residence only

Tshwane Metro Police officers will be on site to monitor the street closures.