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Frustrated and heavily indebted university students across the country have joined the EFF's national shutdown to voice their displeasure with the government.

The City of Cape Town's law enforcement members have removed more than 2 000 tyres placed around Cape Town - allegedly ahead of the EFF's planned countrywide shutdown on Monday.

Police Minister Bheki Cele has asked his officers to show bravery when dealing with those who break the law during next week's planned shutdown.

The Western Cape High Court has granted an urgent interdict directing the EFF and its supporters not to harm or threaten people and businesses during its national shutdown on Monday.

Police have vowed to maintain a heavy presence on 'every corner of SA' during mass protests on Monday.



Police Minister Bheki Cele has assured South Africans that measures are in place to protect citizens, property, and businesses during the planned nationwide protest by the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).

Transnet has asked stakeholders to stop dispatching trucks to the Port of Richards Bay, three days before Monday's planned national shutdown.

Are paying off their campaign contributors and calling it an environmental policy. chuck devore i appreciate you coming on and clarifying. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: we have a fox news alert for you. congress on the brink, apparently, of working out a government funding deal to end the f shutdown over a border wall. david has the new exclusive reporting on where we are in those negotiations and he joins us right now. david? >> hey, tucker, good evening. some members of congress are clearly...