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COSATU urges workers to reject “fabricated” 30 June deadline

Xenophobia is “intended to distract attention from the abject failures of government” says COSATU’s Malvern de Bruyn

COSATU Western Cape secretary Malvern de Bruyn says actions by groups like March and March are an attempt to “divide the working class and the poor”. Photos: Liezl Human

Unions and members of the Western Cape Coalition Against Xenophobia are urging people to reject the “fabricated” deadline of 30 June set by March and March for all undocumented immigrants to leave the country.
During a press briefing on Monday, COSATU’s Western Cape secretary said that actions by groups like March and March are “intended to distract attention from the abject failures of government”.
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday cautioned those participating in protests tomorrow that while South Africans have a right to protest, “freedom of expression does not allow people…

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