Heads must roll, says John Steenhuisen as he prepares DA for court action against lockdown
The DA leader has accused the president of playing on people’s fears.
The DA has called for the national Covid-19 lockdown to end “swiftly”, following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s address on Wednesday evening. “The DA supported the first three-week national lockdown, to buy time to gather healthcare resources and prepare hospitals. Sadly, this did not happen, except in the Western Cape. Heads must roll.
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