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03 Apr 2017
'I don't see this as a good action because it is totally passive. In the meantime, Zuma continues to smile and laugh.
For an action to bear fruit, it should engage full society in targeting at least 60% of the population.
From my point of view, only one way to make Zuma and his government fall: Stop paying our taxes in diverting them to an attorney's account for safeguarding till a new head of state and ministers are in place and prove they deserve our money.' - News24 user Maurice Jaumain
03 Apr 2017
I’m not here for your #BlackMonday, writes Carmen Williams.
'I saw the call to wear black today, but I decided not to join in.
Why?
Because I don’t want to.
I don’t want to wear black now with the same people who think that #FeesMustFall isn’t important and is just about young people trying to get things for free.'
03 Apr 2017
R2K Statement on Cabinet Reshuffle: Real Democrats Must Stand Up!
'As an organisation that stands for a democratic society based on the will of the people, the Right2Know Campaign shares the outrage that is engulfing the country in the wake of President Zuma’s cabinet reshuffle.
The President cast out those who had opposed his assault on democratic values or who no longer served his purpose.
We have every reason to believe this purge had nothing to do with serving the people of South Africa and everything to do with President Zuma’s programme of eroding institutions of democratic accountability for personal gain.'
03 Apr 2017
South Africans Are Being Urged To Shut Down The Country on Friday And Take To The Streets
A social media campaign calling on South Africans to shut down the country on Friday and take to the streets is being monitored by police.
The campaign, which went viral over the weekend, called on everyone to take part in the national shutdown: "Do not go to work, or to school or do anything unless you're taking to the streets in protest.
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South Africans yearning for govt that serves interests of the people - Ramaphosa
In a clip on news website Eyewitness News, Ramaphosa said South Africans should not be fearful of events that were taking place.
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SARS collects revenue of over R1.14trn
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) collected R1.144 tr for the 2016/17 financial year, according to SARS commissioner Tom Moyane.
