Julius Malema

The EFF will hold a national shutdown on 20 March to protest continuing load shedding and call for President Cyril Ramaphosa to resign.

"The national shutdown means that there will be no school, no university, factories and no business will be operating on that day. The EFF will hold a national shutdown on 20 March to protest continuing load shedding and call for President Cyril Ramaphosa to resign. - The shutdown will resolve to demand the end of load shedding and for President Cyril Ramaphosa to resign.

Pretoria - EFF leader Julius Malema has threatened to unleash the “mother of all protests” which he said would bring South Africa to a standstill on March ...

“We don’t want to see the trucks and the trains, more particularly in Richards Bay. We don’t want to see a single train moving. We don’t want to see a single truck moving.

The mineral resources and energy minister was accused of benefitting from free security upgrades to his private property by the State Capture Commission of ...

While Mantashe was the ANC's secretary general, he was accused of benefitting from free security upgrades to his private property. The mineral resources and energy minister was accused of benefitting from free security upgrades to his private property by the State Capture Commission of Inquiry. The State Capture Commission of Inquiry named Mantashe as one of the African National Congress (ANC) bigwigs who benefitted from the state's ties with the late businessman Gavin Watson.

EFF leader Julius Malema says plans are in the works for a national shutdown march to demand an end to load shedding.

The return to service of a unit each at Duvha, Matla and Tutuka power stations has been delayed.” Load shedding is the final nail in the coffin of business and lives of our people." "This is a shutdown.

EFF leader Julius Malema says the EFF won't apply for permission to march as it is their 'constitutional right to do so.'

It is the beginning of bringing down ANC and Ramaphosa. “Whether Ramaphosa likes it or not, he is a mess for this country. From Musina to Cape Town, nothing will move except emergency services, police and doctors,” said the firebrand leader. The route has been marred by disruptions for months caused by local truck drivers and communities. [Malema](https://twitter.com/Julius_S_Malema) said no train, bus or truck will be moving across the country. South Africa will come to a standstill.