LIVE UPDATES of the ongoing National Shutdown by EFF. Defiant Julius Malema has vowed to shut down the country to force the government to address load shedding by Eskom and also for President Cyril Ramaphosa to resign. KZN – Bergville. Attempts made to obstruct the N3 March 20 2023 – 06:50 The N3TC has confirmed […]
Durban Container Terminals (Pier 1, Pier 2 and DRT) are set to remain operational during the EFF’s National Shutdown planned for 20 March 2023. This was announced in a letter addressed to valued customers by the Managing Executive of Transnet Port Terminals (TPT), Earle Peters. According to the statement, TPT is aware of the planned
Transnet Port of Richards Bay has announced that it will close its gates on the 19th of March 2023 in anticipation of a National Shutdown called by the EFF on 20 March. Port Manager, Captain Dennis Mqadi, announced the contingency measures in a view to protecting stakeholders and customers as the organisers have particularly warned
Julius Malema has called on employers to prioritise South Africans when hiring and suggested a minimum of 60% of their staff should be citizens. The EFF leader tried too hard to explain that this was not a xenophobic call, but that it would stop employers from exploiting foreign nationals, whose rights, he said, were undermined
Truck driver organisation, All Truck Driver Foundation(ATDF), has called on Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) to support them in their bid to force companies to fire foreign nationals driving trucks and employ only South African citizens. ATDF’s Mandla Mngomezulu said this during the EFF’s march to Eskom on Friday morning adding that his organisation supported the
