Vodacom World protests - Photos

Jamie McKane

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Vodacom World protests - Photos

Vodacom shut down its headquarters and Vodacom World mall this morning ahead of protest action around the Please Call Me debacle.

Most Vodacom staff were told to stay at home today, while the few staff members at the office had entered from a side gate.
 
Why are those retards holding a "Vodacom stop racism" banner? WTF does that have to do with all of this?

LOL @ the cops just standing there looking bored.

They are hoping to get the billions paid out on 'Racism' claims.
 
I see many people there that seem absolutely clueless as to what is going on, paid a small fee for the day and told to come to a location obviously.
 
The moment the Race Card was played one just knows that they've lost any and all argument and credibility. Now Makeitup is gonna get stuck with the bill for the "rent a crowd" too :laugh:
 
I'm actually speechless. My jaw is hanging open and I don't even...
 
That moron goes and spends money he didn't have yet. Idiot!

Imagine he was patient, took the 10-million and called it a day. Now he's diep in the kak. Greed, with a side order of consequences.

I wouldn't want to be him right now.
 
That moron goes and spends money he didn't have yet. Idiot!

Imagine he was patient, took the 10-million and called it a day. Now he's diep in the kak. Greed, with a side order of consequences.

I wouldn't want to be him right now.

It’s obviously being bankrolled judging by the lovely new banners and I’d imagine rent a crowd are also being paid. And the really annoying thing is that the mastermind behind it knows how easy it is to pull the race card and get away with it in South Africa.

Pathetic.
 
Wow, they closed the campus for that tiny tea party? What a waste of a work day.
 
Remind me again: why are the protesters there? No matter how this ends, they aren't getting anything out of this, except some exercise and sunburn.
 
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