Johannesburg inner city traders supported by the EFF, are currently marching outside the Johannesburg High Court, against the City's programme to remove vendors operating without authorisation or a trading permit.
For more on this story, we now cross to SABC News reporter Lopang Alamu, who joins us from Johannesburg High court.
For more on this story, we now cross to SABC News reporter Lopang Alamu, who joins us from Johannesburg High court.
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