Free to protest, but why are South Africans burning down the house whilst dodging rubber bullets? - United Democratic Movement

Opinion Piece by Mr Yongama Zigebe, Secretary General of the United Democratic Movement

During the apartheid era, South Africans lacked the freedom to protest and express their views as they do today. This liberty and right of expression are something we should be grateful for. Back then, protesting,

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