Workers Revolutionary Party
Poor South Africans were looting food during the recent uprising
SAFTU (South African Federation of Trade Unions) has acknowledged mass unemployment and poverty precipitated the continuing uprising in the country.
In a statement last Friday, SAFTU ânoted the form and character of the ongoing looting of shops, retailers, wholesalers and cargo containers.â
It continued: âHaving begun as a demonstration demanding the release of former president, Jacob Zuma, the protests have three characteristics: the poor appropriating food, furniture and other goods; opportunistic thuggery by those who are well off and drive to warehouses with bakkies; and the criminal elements pursuing burning and destruction of infrastructure.
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