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#FreeZuma Unrest: Parties call for State Of Emergency in KZN!

ActionSA has called on President for Cyril Ramaphosa to declare a state of emergency in eThekwini, KZN.

This comes amid ongoing lootings and violent attacks in the province.

The leader of the party, Herman Mashaba, said this would be done to restore peace, law, and safety of all residents.

He said this was a necessary tool to help the community of Phoenix where there are media reports about a war zone with dead bodies, armed community militia, and the torching of cars in the streets.

“Declaring a state of emergency in eThekwini is a drastic, but necessary, step to fight the runaway criminality in that area while avoiding a wholesale limitation of residents’ rights across KZN

“On social media, there are reports of video showing bodies scattered on the streets of Phoenix, the authenticity of which is unverified,” Mashaba said in a statement.

Mashaba also called on the president to ensure that law enforcement agencies are fully empowered by:

  • Ensuring proper law enforcement operations are intelligence-driven;
  • Establishing a 24-hour special court to expeditiously process these cases; and
  • Monitoring social media platforms for the incitement of violence and hate speech in order to hold those responsible accountable.

“As ActionSA, we continue our call to all sectors of society to exercise calm and respect for our rule of law. We equally call on all residents to not take the law into their own hands. Vigilantism will only serve to further undermine the rule of law. That said, Ramaphosa, his cabinet, and law enforcement agencies must also come to the party,” Mashaba said

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