The party has confirmed that it will march on Thursday to protest the killings that took place in the region last month. About 36 people died in the area during the riots, some of whom describe the events as a racially motivated massacre. EFF eThekwini regional spokesman Mazwi Blose has vowed that the march will be peaceful. READ: DA KZN Calls for Investigation of Phoenix Murders “Many black people have been slaughtered, killed, thrown into rivers and simply hacked like animals, so we then go to Phoenix to remind the police of their constitutional duties. To say they must seize all of these illegal firearms that have been used to kill our people. We see the SANDF and the police go to shacks, take away food, while there are criminals in Phoenix. We also want the security company to be suspended because most of these companies are Indian owned. ”Blose says the EFF believes the police’s statistics are inaccurate. “That number of 36 is not correct. It’s very unrealistic because we talked to the police and affected families, not finding their children and not only counting the deceased, but also the injured. ”READ: Steenhuisen wants the SAHRC to stop the EFF’s Phoenix March Rights Commission to stop the planned march. The party fears that the march will further fuel racial tensions in the region.
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