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Julius Malema dressed protestors before marching to the Union Building in Tshwane
EFF/Twitter
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) members painted most towns red as they marched during the National Shutdown demanding that President Cyril Ramaphosa resigns, end to loadshedding, unemployment and Gender-Based-Violence. Though the protests were reported peaceful in most parts of the country, in KwaZulu Natal, the police says they were forced to use force to disperse protesters who were threatening businesses owners. Here is a look at EFF members painting the coutry red on Monday.
Scores of protestors gathered at Church Square in Tshwane. Pic:EFF/Twitter
Moqhaka Municipality residents took to the streets to make their voices heard in a peaceful protest. The municipality has not finished building a sports center that caused millions in ward 5. Pic: EFF/Twitter
EFF members painted Durban red on Monday during shutdown protests. Pic: EFF/Twitter
Protesters went to the Sandton Convention center in their numbers led by their Deputy President Floyd Shivambu. Pic: EFF/Twitter
There was a low turnout of protestors in the small town of Zanstron in the Free State. Pic: EFF/Twitter
Protestors in Germiston, East of Joburg seen carrying tyres during the national shutdown march
There was a low protestor turnout in Uthukela district in KZN
Protestors gathered at the Church Square in Tshwane were they were addressed by Julius Malema
A protester in Hibberdene, KZN was shot with rubber bullets as police were trying to dispersed a blocking trafic on the N2 highway.
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