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  1. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  2. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  3. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  4. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  5. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  6. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  7. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  8. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  9. DA leader Helen Ziller chats to a supporter. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  10. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  11. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  12. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  13. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  14. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  15. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  16. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  17. Supporters of the DA marched near the head office of the Cosatu to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy. Photo: Simphiwe Mbokazi.
  18. South Africa's main opposition party Democratic Alliance (DA) supporters take part in a march in Johannesburg. Photo: Reuters
  19. An angry COSATU supporter throws stones during a march by the Democratic Alliance (DA) South Africa's main opposition party in Johannesburg. Photo: Reuters
  20. A policeman (R) keeps watch as COSATU supporters chant slogans during a march by South Africa's main opposition party Democratic Alliance (DA) in Johannesburg. Photo: Reuters
  21. An angry COSATU supporter (R) confronts a DAmember during a march in Johannesburg. Photo: Reuters
  22. (file photo) A policeman (R) keeps watch as angry Cosatu supporters chant slogans during a march by the Democratic Alliance in Johannesburg.
  23. A policeman (R) keeps watch as angry COSATU supporters chant slogans during a march by the Democratic Alliance (DA) in Johannesburg. Photo: Reuters
  24. A policeman (R) keeps watch as angry COSATU supporters chant slogans during a march by the Democratic Alliance (DA) in Johannesburg. Photo: Reuters
  25. Paramedics attend to an injured DA supporter in Joburg. Photo: Reuters
  26. DA leader Helen Zille, center, with her parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko, left, and national spokesperson Mmusi Maimane, right, lead their supporters during their protest march against the Cosatu. Photo: AP
  27. DA leader Helen Zille joins the march on Cosatu by her organisation in Johannesburg. Picture: Boxer Ngwenya
  28. DA leader Helen Zille joins the march on Cosatu by her organisation in Johannesburg. Picture: Boxer Ngwenya
  29. A Cosatu supporter uses a Taser gun to stop a DA marcher from getting to the labour federation's headquaters to deliver a petition. Photo: Boxer Ngwenya
  30. DA Parliamentary Leader Lindiwe Masibuko is in high spirits at the beginning of the march to COSATU House from Beyes Naude Square. Picture: Ihsaan Haffejee
  31. Helen Zille berates Cosatu supporters for throwing rocks at DA supporters. Cosatu supporters took exception to the DA marching in protest on Cosatu House. Picture: Chris Collingridge
  32. Cosatu supporters dodge and throw rocks at DA supporters. Cosatu supporters took exception to the DA marching in protest on Cosatu House. Picture: Chris Collingridge
  33. South Africa's M&G journalist Nickolaus Bauer is assisted by a shop owner after being hit by a stone during a protest by opposition DA supporters against Cosatu. Photo: AP
  34. A Cosatu member avoids being sprayed by police water cannon in Johannesburg. Photo: AP
  35. DA supporters during their protest march against Cosatu for opposing the youth wage subsidy in Johannesburg. Photo: AP

Gallery: DA marches on Cosatu

 

DA supporters marched to Cosatu’s head office to protest against the trade union stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy.

Supporters of the Democratic Alliance on Tuesday marched near to the head office of the Congress of SA Trade Union (Cosatu) to protest against Cosatu stonewalling a government youth wage subsidy.

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