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March to the Reserve Bank

 

Alex Mashilo, NUMSA Spokesperson, 26 May 2009

 

Capitalist development is forcing human society and nature into one
complicated crisis after another. For the working class it is either
combat or death. The march to the Reserve Bank tomorrow, Wednesday 27
May, 2009 is but one of the protracted battles to save human society and
nature from the real threat of extinction by the capitalist system.    

 

NUMSA is demanding that the RBSA must drastically cut interest rates;
stop complaining and bring the unscrupulous behaviour of banks to an end
by regulation; scrap the policy of inflation targeting and prioritise
employment, growth and sustainable development. These and other demands
are taken forward amidst increasing retrenchments, temporary lay offs,
falling wages, sky rocketing bank charges and interest rates.  

 

The march will take place in Tshwane, starting at 11:00, corner Proes
and Schubart streets to the RBSA. The memorandum will be handed between
12:00 and 13:00. Numsa is inviting all members of the public to join
hands in the interest of social, economic and political justice. 

 

SACP Central Committee member comrade Chris Mathlako will among others
address the march.

 

All members of the media are invited.

 

Alex Mashilo, NUMSA Spokesperson, 011 689 1700, 082 9200 308, 
[email protected]

 

 


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