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EFF leader Julius Malema briefs media on state of readiness for national shutdown

EFF leader Julius Malema is briefing the media on Wednesday on the party's planned national shutdown.

February 28 2023. EFF President Julius Malema addressing the media at a presser where the Economic freedom fighters (EFF) called the media to launch the 10th anniversary since the formation of the EFF, and outlining the programme of action towards the 29th of July at FNB stadium where the main celebration of the 10th anniversary will take place. Picture: Thapelo Morebudi
February 28 2023. EFF President Julius Malema addressing the media at a presser where the Economic freedom fighters (EFF) called the media to launch the 10th anniversary since the formation of the EFF, and outlining the programme of action towards the 29th of July at FNB stadium where the main celebration of the 10th anniversary will take place. Picture: Thapelo Morebudi (Thapelo Morebudi)

EFF leader Julius Malema is briefing the media on Wednesday on the party’s planned national shutdown.

The protest action is expected to be held on Monday with the EFF warning businesses to close their doors or risk being looted.

The EFF said the countrywide demonstrations will be the “mother of all shutdowns” and is calling for President Cyril Ramaphosa to resign.

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