Corruption, weak economic growth, inequality and the everyday struggles of South Africans are some of the issues cited by two civic organisations as they call for President Cyril Ramaphosa to resign.
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Two civic organisations, StandUpSA and Enough Is Enough, have called for President Cyril Ramaphosa’s resignation, citing corruption, weak economic growth, inequality, and poor leadership as key reasons.
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StandUpSA and Enough Is Enough to march for Ramaphosa’s resignation on Monday
Civic movement StandUpSA, in partnership with the youth-led organisation Enough Is Enough, will lead a “Ramaphosa Must Go” march in Pretoria tomorrow, Monday, calling for President Cyril Ramaphosa to step down.
Protesters are expected to gather at Church Square at 9 a.m., before marching to the Union Buildings to deliver a memorandum of demands. The organisers accuse Ramaphosa of failing to curb corruption, tackle unemployment, and improve service delivery.
StandUpSA said the march is a peaceful demonstration driven by frustration over “a presidency disconnected from the realities of the people.” The movement insists the protest is “not out of anger, but out of love for our country and a commitment to its future.”
Authorities have been notified, and police have confirmed security measures are in place to ensure order during the demonstration.
StandUpSA and Enough Is Enough to march for Ramaphosa’s resignation on Monday
Civic movement StandUpSA, in partnership with the youth-led organisation Enough Is Enough, will lead a “Ramaphosa Must Go” march in Pretoria tomorrow, Monday, calling for President Cyril Ramaphosa to step down.
Protesters are expected to gather at Church Square at 9 a.m., before marching to the Union Buildings to deliver a memorandum of demands. The organisers accuse Ramaphosa of failing to curb corruption, tackle unemployment, and improve service delivery.
StandUpSA said the march is a peaceful demonstration driven by frustration over “a presidency disconnected from the realities of the people.” The movement insists the protest is “not out of anger, but out of love for our country and a commitment to its future.”
Authorities have been notified, and police have confirmed security measures are in place to ensure order during the demonstration.
⚠️🚨: Herewith the list of demands compiled by South Africans. These will be read out to the office of the Presidency, tomorrow, 20 October 2025, in Pretoria. The day is a few hours away. Let's go make history! #RamaphosaMustGo#StandUpSA 🇿🇦
Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! https://t.co/RzaSfRlqST It’s time we talk about this useless President. Why he must go. #StandUpSA🇿🇦 and EnoughIsEnough
Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! https://t.co/RzaSfRlqST It’s time we talk about this useless President. Why he must go. #StandUpSA🇿🇦 and EnoughIsEnough