PHUTI MOSOMANE
THOUSANDS marched through the streets of Pretoria and other towns across the country to agitate for the resignation of President Cyril Ramaphosa amid threats of violence and looting.
The march started at the lawns of the Church Square in Pretoria and ended outside Ramaphosa’s home at the Bryntirion Estate, not far from the Union Buildings.
EFF leader Julius Malema claimed that despite critics labelling the march as a failure, it was actually the most successful protest in the country.
The protest march was attended by a variety of personalities and political leaders, including former military veterans’ spokesperson Carl Niehaus, former President Jacob Zuma’s daughter Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, African Transformation Movement (ATM) President Vuyo Zungula and African People’s Convention (APC) President Themba Godi.
“Today, we’ve got an appointment with the streets. We are not going to run. We are not going to do anything. We just walk nicely and raise our
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