National shutdown South Africa

The call by the EFF for a national shutdown on Monday to demand the resignation of President Cyril Ramaphosa and to protest against load shedding comes when ...

The fact that the strike is scheduled for a day before the public holiday is telling, because people were not going to go to work anyway.” DM This one by the EFF will not be different. For me, these are all electioneering by Malema and the EFF. “We know we are being racially targeted and pushed out of jobs and denied opportunities in this country. We firmly believe, if left unchecked and not acted upon by the government with urgency, it will send out the wrong message and give criminals the licence to loot, intimidate and destroy.” “We believe a crisis cannot be resolved by using the proposed approach of a shutdown. We have submitted a Section 77 notice to Nedlac [the National Economic Development and Labour Council] to protect all workers in and outside the federation. Contravening the law will be dealt with,” she said. We are saying to them, you have a right to defend [yourselves]. This means any worker, even if they are not members of unions affiliated to Saftu, will be protected from victimisation by employers,” he said. These include unemployment, an economic meltdown, general lawlessness and a lack of decisive leadership across the spectrum. The EFF’s shutdown call has been joined by several organisations including the South African Federation of Trade Unions (Saftu).

While protesters often use burning tyres as a means of blocking roads and making their voices heard, the practice has significant negative impacts on both ...

In addition to the health risks, burning tyres also contribute to air pollution and climate change. The tyres will be donated to a worthy social cause. The post claimed that the tyres are being left by those who will be partaking in

Countries abroad are warning their citizens living in, or travelling to, South Africa about the protest action planned for Monday, 20 March 2023.

Disorder and anarchy will not be allowed in South Africa. [gov.uk](https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/south-africa), over 280,000 British tourists visited South Africa in 2022 and “most visits are trouble-free”. South Africa is governed by the rule of law. Police Ministry Spokesperson, Lirandzu Themba, tweeted photos of police operations being inspected on Friday morning by SAPS “top brass”, and said the inspections were undertaken “leading up to the Monday #NationalShutdown. “Protests aimed at delivering a national shutdown are expected across South Africa on Monday 20 March. can become violent”, the UK’s foreign office says:

South Africa's state-owned rail operator Transnet SOC Ltd. is putting plans in place to enable it to continue operations on Monday when the third biggest ...

Saftu has joined hands with the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in their call for a nationwide protest on Monday to demand that the government addresses the ...

No, this is one of many shots we have been firing. "We're not going to do a once-off demonstration and we go back to peace and normal. Saftu has joined hands with the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in their call for a nationwide protest on Monday to demand that the government addresses the many problems facing the country.

Elements of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) are being deployed in support of the South African Police Service (SAPS) and other state ...

Police Minister Bheki Cele said during a media briefing this week that, “we want to assure everyone in the country that the 20th of March will be a normal business day. If there is a weakness in the security cluster, it is that we have allowed people to use social media to plan and intimidate, and we have not followed up. This is executed in line with one of the government outcomes of making sure that all South Africans are and feel safe,” the SANDF said.