Ancyl march in cape town
ANC Youth League goes bananas over racist DA members
The African National Congress Youth League marched to the Democratic Alliance's headquarters in Mill Street, Cape Town, to deliver an anti-racism memorandum.
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Zille responds to ANCYL demands
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille says the ANCYL does not represent the poor.
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'Zille lying about WC expenditure'
The Western Cape ANCYL accused Zille of lying about her government’s spending in poor areas.
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ANCYL misleading the poor - Zille
Zille said provincial departments spent around 77 percent of their budgets on the poor.
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'Violent protests cannot be condoned'
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe says South Africans have the right to protest, but peacefully.
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Police charge ANCYL after CPT march
Police have laid charges against the ANCYL for not adhering to march regulations.
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WC govt. must take us seriously - ANCYL
The ANC Youth League say the WC govt. must begin to take them more seriously.
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Cosatu disagrees with ANCYL threats
Cosatu has distanced itself from ANCYL threats to make the City of Cape Town ungovernable.
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ANCYL to continue with protests
The ANC Youth League has threatened to hold protest marches every month in the Western Cape.
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ANCYL accused of violating protest conditions
Mayor Patricia de Lille says the ANCYL has violated two conditions attached to its protest march.
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ANCYL march fails to draw thousands
The much anticipated ANC Youth League march has failed to draw thousands in Cape Town.
