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Video: EFF ad also banned by SABC─── 10:30 Tue, 22 Apr 2014
Cape Town - The Economic Freedom Fighters said they're very unhappy after their one minute ad campaign for TV got banned by the SABC.
On Sunday the party's Facebook and Twitter accounts had links to the advert, saying the SABC has touched them (the EFF) "on the wrong side".
"We're going for them. They do not realize that we are not called fighters for nothing."
"The SABC said it is inciteful, because we want to physically remove the e-toll system."
There are somesimilarities in this advert to that of the DA's - it features content of the Marikana bloodbath and of the recent protests at Bekkersdal.
A press conference will be held by the party later today.
Sapa
On Sunday the party's Facebook and Twitter accounts had links to the advert, saying the SABC has touched them (the EFF) "on the wrong side".
"We're going for them. They do not realize that we are not called fighters for nothing."
"The SABC said it is inciteful, because we want to physically remove the e-toll system."
There are somesimilarities in this advert to that of the DA's - it features content of the Marikana bloodbath and of the recent protests at Bekkersdal.
A press conference will be held by the party later today.
Sapa
