👀WATCH: 'The only way for a regime change is through votes' - President Cyril Ramaphosa warns Malema against violence at their NationalShutdon, says government will not tolerate anarchy. CyrilRamaphosa JuliusMalema TheCitizenNews Watch the video⬇️
“Our politics is fructuous, we are divided and this is also an issue of going to the elections next year, many parties, when you go to an election, start positioning themselves because they want to win the vote and they will often position themselves in a way which is completely against the governing party.
“South Africa is governed by the rule of law. Regime change can only come about through the vote. It cannot come about through anarchy, unleashing disorder the country,” Ramaphosa said.Ramaphosa said the right to protest was “deeply enshrined” in South Africa’s constitution. “Coercing others to act in a way that you want is not part of our democratic architecture. And I wanted to say very clearly, disorder and anarchy will not be allowed in South Africa. We will not allow those who want to spread anarchy to do what they like here in South Africa. We are a constitutional democracy.”“The security forces of our country are going to defend our people. They are going to make sure that intimidation, anarchy and disorder does not prevail.
“But if you are going to restrict the rights of other people, coerce them, intimidate them and unleash violence, our security forces are going to defend the people of South Africa, that I must make clear because we will not allow disorder and anarchy to prevail in this country and against the people of South Africa. That will not be allowed,” Ramaphosa warned.
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