Government has hit back at EFF, saying there will be no NationalShutdown 🏃♀️with business as usual 🥱 EFF JuliusMalema TheCitizenNews Catch up on the story here⬇️
Security cluster briefing ahead of planned national shutdown on Monday. Photo: Police Ministry/Lirandzu Themba
“Measures have been put in place to ensure that everyone who wants to go to work, travel for leisure and conduct business on this day does so in a safe and secure environment.”The cluster also commended residents and businesses who refuse to be intimidated or bullied, saying law enforcement officers will be deployed in large numbers to protect citizens.
Authorities will be monitoring the situation across the country, acting swiftly and decisively against any threats or disruptions.National shutdown won’t shut SA down
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