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DA march for ‘real jobs’

JOBURG - Scenes from the onset of the DA march indicate that it began peacefully.

February 12, 2014

Simone Samuels Less than a minute

DA supporters chant and toyi-toyi.

DA supporters filter into the Westgate Transport Hub ahead of the party’s march.

DA marshalls ensure crowd control in the transport hub.

DA supporters bear posters stating their cause.

DA Parliamentary leader, Lindiwe Mazibuko arrives at the Westgate Transport Hub.

Supporters chant and dance as Lindiwe Mazibuko arrives.

Thousands of supporters preparing to take to the streets for “real jobs”.

Crowds listen attentively as Lindiwe Mazibuko addresses them.

DA leader, Helen Zille arrives for the march.

Supporters react with chanting, dancing and excessive pushing upon Helen Zille’s arrival

Marshalls struggle to control the growing crowds.

The DA march kicks off and among the thousands of signs, one poking fun at President Jacob Zuma draws attention

DA supporters make their way to Marshall Street.

DA supporters are enthusiastic and show no signs of violence.

The DA march shows no sign of losing steam as supporters perform for reporters at the scene.

February 12, 2014

Simone Samuels Less than a minute