The Economic Freedom Fighters have called on the Presidency not open the economy too early as it would lead to the death of thousands of South Africans. Blood that will be left on the hands of his government, if they move from level 4 to level 3. The EFF criticized the Higher Education department for not making electronic devices and data available to all students for online learning. They has also commented on the social relief measures and proposing for grants to be made permanent with an increase of up to R1000. 

How does they reconcile this in a time where people are not allowed to be active participants in their economy? Can their interventions be sustainable post-COVID 19?

Guest: Marshall Dlamini S.G of the EFF

The Economic Freedom Fighters have called on the Presidency not open the economy too early as it would lead to the death of thousands of South Africans. Blood that will be left on the hands of his government, if they move from level 4 to level 3. The EFF criticized the Higher Education department for not making electronic devices and data available to all students for online learning. They has also commented on the social relief measures and proposing for grants to be made permanent with an increase of up to R1000. <br><br>How does they reconcile this in a time where people are not allowed to be active participants in their economy? Can their interventions be sustainable post-COVID 19?<br><br>Guest: Marshall Dlamini S.G of the EFF

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