Durban artists have flooded streets to protest in favour of the entertainment industry.
DJ Tira was also spotted in the crowd dressed in all black with placards revealing hashtags, “Vula President” and “70% Capacity in all event”.
The purpose of the protest is for the government to adjust the lockdown level 2 rules, especially on events and gatherings.
It’s been reported that these artists have blocked off the N3 Highway near the Spaghetti Junction in Durban.
The hashtag is now a major trend on social media, and some non-Durban artists have also shown their support on the socials.
These artists want a minimum of 70 percent capacity at live gigs.
Photos and reactions flood Twitter.
Durban artists have closed the N3 highway, they demanding that events open #VulaPresident pic.twitter.com/JdDv9jwHlF
— SHIMZA (@Shimza01) September 2, 2020
Asomblif #VulaPresident https://t.co/APIZUn0mjG
— Madumane (@DjMaphorisa) September 2, 2020
KZN artists are voicing out. Vula President #VulaPresident #OperationVula pic.twitter.com/KzyGLrA61s
— Put South Africa First (@LvovoSA) September 2, 2020
Think it’s time the rest of the country joins. #VulaPresident #Artistslivesmatter
— #GigiGangShow2020 (@Gigi_Lamayne) September 2, 2020
We are hungry
All we are asking for is 70% capacity.Fellow South Africans help us make noise. pic.twitter.com/ntFLjiCOUJ
— #DUMI_MKOKSTAD (@Dumi_MkokstadSa) September 2, 2020
Yes it’s entertainment for you but to artists it’s their livelihood. #VulaPresident
— SHIMZA (@Shimza01) September 2, 2020
#VulaPresident bese kuba no dog dbn🤣🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/EyPpGZis0b
— Buhlebemvelo Langa (@Realbuhlelanga) September 2, 2020
