Flashback: Traffic stopped as Solidarity takes to the streets of Sandton
SANDTON – Members of Solidarity have gathered at Mushroom Farm Park in Sandton begin their march to the JSE and Sasol.
This protest comes in the wake of a dispute between Sasol and Solidarity about the exclusion of white workers from Khanyisa.
Hundreds of protestors have marched to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange to hand over the memorandum.
Journalist, Laura Pisanello, is on scene. Follow @TheOnlyLauraJ for live updates.
Dirk Hermann from Solidarity says no one can be excluded from an employee share programme based on race #SolidarityProtest @Sandton_News
— Laura Pisanello (@LauraPisanello) October 25, 2018
#SolidarityProtest Protesters are gathered outside the JSE to hand over their memorandum @Sandton_News pic.twitter.com/QMFdBUaPBZ
— Laura Pisanello (@LauraPisanello) October 25, 2018
#SolidarityProtest Protesters are preventing drivers from exiting the JSE while singing 'Sies Sasol' @Sandton_News pic.twitter.com/OkhqdVMTIf
— Laura Pisanello (@LauraPisanello) October 25, 2018
'The JSE is not just an enabler of racial exclusion but it practices it' – Hermann #SolidarityProtest @Sandton_News
— Laura Pisanello (@LauraPisanello) October 25, 2018
READ MORE HERE: TAKE NOTE: Trade union Solidarity warns of protest in Sandton today
