Police are still refusing the EFF to proceed closer to Brackenfell High School, where they are meant to hand over a memorandum to school officials today. Hundreds of EFF protesters are gathered about a block away from the school, with a police official earlier saying that protesters they cannot be allowed to proceed to the school premises, while armed. Police earlier used stun grenades and a water cannon to disperse protesters. - Smile 90.4FM

Police are still refusing the EFF to proceed closer to Brackenfell High School, where they are meant to hand over a memorandum to school officials today. Hundreds of EFF protesters are gathered about a block away from the school, with a police official earlier saying that protesters they cannot be allowed to proceed to the school premises, while armed. Police earlier used stun grenades and a water cannon to disperse protesters.

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20 November 2020

By Smile Staff Reporter

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Police have fired stun grenades, fired tear-gas and used a water cannon, to keep EFF protesters at bay, as a large group approached Brackenfell High School. The City of Cape Town only gave a 100 EFF protesters permission to protest outside the school, but the group present is much larger than that.

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