EFF's Dali Mpofu: Changing the Constitution. Tackling inequality, poverty.

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Advocate Dali Mpofu says the huge turnout at the march organised by the EFF demonstrates that South Africans are fed up with the current economic structure of the country. The march took place in Johannesburg where the 50,000 demonstrators presented memoranda to the Reserve Bank, Chamber of Mines and the JSE. He says the EFF is opposed to the entrenchment of inequality and poverty levels in society and will change the constitution to revoke the property clauses. Mpofu says his party’s message and political activity are beginning to resonate with the majority of South Africans and will culminate with EFF acquiring power through democratic means. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
30 Oct 2015 5AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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