Five people arrested during a protests in Stellenbosch on Wednesday were freed on bail on Thursday.
On Thursday, a video on the group's page showing Sambo and other leaders addressing residents of Azania informal settlement, outside Stellenbosch, was removed.Asked whether the EFF endorsed this statement, Dwane said:"There's no one who wants to kill white people. However, if white people react to us with violence, we will react with violence as well.
Sambo said the stones were not directed at eNCA journalists but rather at"Koos Bekker" and"Naspers", which he incorrectly said owned the outlet. "We are not peddling eNCA with stones. We are fighting the founders of Naspers, so we are not fighting journalists; eNCA is a known peddler of propaganda for white monopoly capital, it was solely made for that duty."
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