JOHANNESBURG - Economic Freedom Fighters members and those from Operation Dudula have dispersed and moved from the Dobsonville police station in Soweto on Wednesday.
Members were demonstrating outside the building early in the day as leaders of the EFF accompanied Victor Ramerafe to open a criminal complaint against Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla Lux.
EFF national spokesperson Sinawo Tambo led the group to the police station and was accompanied by other officials including the party’s communications manager Sixolise Gcilishe. Ramerafe, who is a former EFF branch secretary, occasionally wiped tears from his eyes when talking to the media.They parked an inyala separating demonstrating members of the EFF and Operation Dudula members.
EFF members were in red, singing and raising golf clubs in the air while Operation Dudula members were also singing similar songs but holding up a banner that said "Put South Africans First".
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