| 5,807,782 |
-33.92528 |
18.42389 |
South Africa |
|
Proteste led by Cosatu against the Eskom Conversion Bill, which will see the utility corporatised, began with a picket outside the gates of Parliament. |
| 5,807,786 |
-23.90448 |
29.46885 |
South Africa |
|
A picket was staged by municipal workers with the apparent support of SAMWU at the Limpopo municiplity offices in Polokwanes. |
| 5,807,790 |
-33.92528 |
18.42389 |
South Africa |
|
Pagad supporters staged aprotestoutside a court in Cape Town, demanding what they called a fair trial for the men. |
| 5,807,795 |
-23.90448 |
29.46885 |
South Africa |
|
During nationwide protests, ANCYL appeared to protest in Polokwane (Pietersburg) |
| 5,807,799 |
-29.8579 |
31.0292 |
South Africa |
|
During nationwide protests, ANCYL members were addressed in Durban during a protest. |
| 5,807,803 |
-33.92528 |
18.42389 |
South Africa |
|
In Cape Town, about 600 members of the ANCYL marched from Cape Town's Kaisersgracht to the Foreshore offices of the Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry's offices where they handed a memorandum |
| 5,807,807 |
-25.66667 |
27.25 |
South Africa |
|
In Rustenburg, over 1,000 members of the ANCYL gathered at the local taxi rank prior to march. |
| 5,807,811 |
-26.26667 |
27.86667 |
South Africa |
|
President Thabo Mbeki began a march to commemorate the 1976 Soweto uprisings by leading a large crowd. |
| 5,807,816 |
-33.92528 |
18.42389 |
South Africa |
|
Forty members of the South African National Editors' Forum (SANEF) braved the drizzle in Cape Town toprotestsubpoenas issued against media personnel. |
| 5,807,821 |
-26.95 |
24.73333 |
South Africa |
|
A student group protests for the release of a fellow student from police custody. |
