News24 | WATCH | UCT students hit the streets, but march to Parliament called off

Thousands of University of Cape Town students intended to march to Parliament on Wednesday, but those plans were dashed after Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s first Budget Speech under the government of national unity was called off.

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