The ANC has urged South Africans not to support the DA’s “suicidal move” calling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to end the lockdown and to open all workplaces in the country to operate normally under stringent regulations. day46oflockdown
Johannesburg - The ANC has urged South Africans not to support the DA’s “suicidal move” calling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to end the lockdown and to open all workplaces in the country to operate normally under stringent regulations.
Steenhuisen called on Ramaphosa to allow the rest of the country to go back to work amid stringent safety measures. But Majodina and the ANC are having none of this, accusing Steenhuisen of allegedly inciting civil disobedience, saying “politicising Covid-19 interventions smacks of high levels of political immaturity and should be dismissed with the contempt it deserved".
She said Steenhuisen’s “below-average proposal” came at a time when Ramaphosa and the government required the support of all citizens, saying the DA was bent on undermining the nation’s efforts “through this filibustering posture”. “Thus far; across the world, more than 3.4million people are known to be infected and more than 240000 have died.
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