Finance minister Tito Mboweni has taken exception to the Clicks shutdown led by the EFF.
The beauty and health retailer made headlines after its stores were trashed following outrage over a racist advert.
Many expressed their outrage on social media, calling the advert offensive and racist. The retailer later issued an apology.
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