Cops shoot at EFF protesters outside Brackenfell High School
EFF protesters are meant to protest again at Brackenfell High School in Cape Town, following racism allegations by the school, and a violent encounter between the protesters and parents.
Earlier this week, exams that were meant to be written today were postponed by the school as they were expecting EFF members to protest outside the school.
The EFF supporters came out in numbers to demonstrate their disapproval of racism from the school, but unfortunately, they were shot at by cops as they were gathering by the school.
According to the police, counter protestors and spectators are not permitted to protest as only the members of the EFF have legal permits to protest.
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Stun grenades dispersed at #brackenfellhigh
— Update South Africa (@Update_ZA) November 20, 2020
https://t.co/NhEAmqOcGZ
Crowd dispersed with water and stun grenades, and according to a police officer, it’s not yet time to protest. #EFF #brackenfellhigh pic.twitter.com/oKyLRpO07t
— Update South Africa (@Update_ZA) November 20, 2020
Racism still alive in South Africa #brackenfellhigh #Brackenfellhighschool pic.twitter.com/z50qA3ihqV
— #BlackExcellence™🌍 (@Sakhi_Afrika) November 20, 2020
Some people are curious why the cops are shooting people during a planned protest.
Why is @SAPoliceService find it fit to shoot at black people and never shoot at white people #Brackenfellhighschool #brackenfellhigh
— SOSOBALA KHEKHEKHE II 🇿🇦 (@PaulMzoxolo) November 20, 2020
#brackenfellhigh why are members of the @EFFSouthAfrica being shot at by SAPS members, why are we allowing Western Cape to continue as a haven for racists!
— Thapelo ke Sterring Sour (@ThapeloBodila) November 20, 2020
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