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''Black Lives Matter'' protest hits South Africa

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The end state will be the creation of an anti neo-colonial, anti-imperialist movement, anti new world order movement.

The end state will be the creation of an anti neo-colonial, anti-imperialist movement, anti new world order movement.

For Khululekale Banzi, “It is sad that we have to get to that stage, but unfortunately people want to see or fear something first before they want to act, even the case of Collins Khosa or George Floyd.

The protesters also paid homage to Collins Khosa, a South African man allegedly beaten by soldiers enforcing COVID-19 lockdown restrictions in April.

South African media have been emphasizing similarities between the two cases.

Source: Africanews | Latest breaking news, daily news and African news from Africa

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