- EFF plans a VAT victory march in Pretoria on Monday morning
- March starts at Union Buildings and proceeds to National Treasury
- Occurs two days before Finance Minister presents Budget in Cape Town
- EFF claims victory over defeating VAT increase in parliament and court
- Western Cape High Court suspended VAT increase after EFF and Democratic Alliance application
- EFF argues parliament’s fiscal policy framework adoption was unlawful
- Streets affected by the march include Stanza Bopape, Madiba, Paul Kruger, and Lilian Ngoyi
Source: sabcnews.com
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