‘SA not a junk country, it has a junk president’
DA leader Mmusi Maimane has assured South Africans gathered at the Union Buildings that the country will survive and come back up from junk status.
JOHANNESBURG - Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Mmusi Maimane has told marchers at the Union Buildings that South Africa is not a junk country, it has a junk president.
Maimane has now joined demonstrators in the capital.
#AntiZumaMarches Leaders from various spheres gathered on stage at the Union buildings in Pretoria addressing the over 30 000 protesters.KG pic.twitter.com/g4dcqO98MP
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Maimane has assured South Africans gathered at the Union Buildings that the country will survive and come back up from junk status, as long as President Jacob Zuma leaves.
“We’re not a junk country, we have a junk president and we’ll remove junk so South Africa can prosper.”
The South African Communist Party (SACP)'s Solly Mapaila has reiterated the communist party's call for Zuma to resign.
“He’s handed over the sovereignty of our country to the Guptas. We mandated him to lead through the elections, now he has abdicated his responsibilities. Because of that we can no longer have confidence in him on the basis of who takes decision for the interest of our public.”
(Edited by Zamangwane Shange)
