Johnathan Paoli
THE EFF has condemned the removal of its campaign posters by individuals it claims sought to undermine its movement.
EFF spokesperson Leigh-Ann Mathys issued a statement on Friday saying two individuals were apprehended in Ward 62 of Atteridgeville, in the act of removing EFF posters, and they have been handed over to the police and a case has been opened.
“This despicable act is a clear attempt to stifle the voice of the people and suppress the message of economic freedom and social justice that the EFF stands for,” said `Mathys.
“We will, therefore, spare no effort in uncovering the culprits behind this attack on our democratic rights, which is not the first incident of this manner”.
Mathys described the removal of EFF posters as a testament to the fear instilled by the growing influence of her party and the imminent threat they posed to the vested interests
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