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Sunday, March 12, 2023 –A wave of revolution is sweeping across Africa with several countries announcing a massive coupe against their respective regimes.
Just days after Kenya’s opposition leader Raila Odinga issued a stern ultimatum to the William Ruto administration over the cost of living, it has emerged that South African opposition leader, Julius Malema, has also announced March 20 as the D-day and climax of his threats to their government.
In a televised media briefing recorded in a series of video clips doing rounds on major social media platforms, the fire-spitting Malema can be heard preparing his charges to join him on March 20 in what he calls mass protests to save SA from the hands of dictators.
“National shut down is on 20th March. We can’t apply for that which is given to us through the Constitution. We shall protest on March 20 because we are not scared by the State.
“We will come with masses power as the State comes with their State machinery; likewise, no car, moving bus or train on that day unless its taking people to the benches of only light,” he stated.
The fierce Malema added that President Cyril Ramaphosa’s rein will come to a sudden stop on the same day after years of oppression.
And in Kenya, opposition honcho Raila Odinga has pledged to stage massive demonstration against William Ruto’s regime.
A few days ago, he charged that Ruto’s administration will not be given another minute in office if it will not have addressed the high cost of living in the country.
“We do not have patience with the illegitimate regime. We cannot keep living on false promises,” he said.
Raila added that the current Deputy President, Rigtahi Gachagua, has integrity issues that he must first clear to continue sitting in public office.
