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March to Parliament – the scene of the ‘crime’

The DA will march in protest against the ANC’s new Race Quotas, on Wednesday 26 July next week.

DA Leader, John Steenhuisen will lead the demonstration through the streets of Cape Town, heading to Parliament – the scene of the ANC’s crime.

Steenhuisen has extended an invite to all South Africans to take part in this march to put a stop to the growing racialisation of opportunity and resources, at the hands of the ANC Government, before it is too late.

Details are as follows:

Date: Wednesday, 26 July
Time: 9:30 am (Please arrive at least 30 minutes before the start time for setup)
Location: Darling Street Parking Lot, Cape Town

The march seeks to make it clear that the DA will not tolerate the ANC’s new Race Quotas, which the DA believes will divide the country on the basis of race.

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