Business Unity South Africa is calling on law enforcement officers to act swiftly if there’s any form of violence during the planned national shutdown.
Busa CEO Cas Coovadia says such a call by the EFF will only hamper investor confidence.
Meanwhile, 87 protesters have been arrested in the past 15 hours for public-violence-related offenses.
They are said to have been participating in the National Shutdown.
The arrests have been made by the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure.
Source: eNCA
In other news – Actress Sophie Ndaba’s ex-husband, Max now a pastor
South African actress, Sophie Ndaba’s former husband, Max Lichaba leaves his business to accept the pastoral calling. According to TshishaLive, the businessman resigned as the MD of the popular chesa nyama Kwa Lichaba Lounge.
“I decided to resign principally because of the decision to follow my calling of being a pastor,” he said. The Lichaba family will continue to manage the business while he begins his pastoral journey in the coming months at Nation Hope Ministries in the East Rand, Johannesburg. Learn More
