EFF proposes sweeping economic measures to combat COVID-19 impact
Updated | By Anastasi Mokgobu
The EFF proposed on Monday that government must pay all workers who earn below R15 000 a month a once-off grant of R3 500 for food and hygiene essentials.

This as the country battles to come to grips with the COVID-19 Coronavirus disaster.
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The party issued a statement with proposed economic measures to combat the impact of the pandemic in the country, including suggesting that all banks should grant a payment holiday on home loans, vehicle finance loans, as well as credit card and overdraft repayments.
“Banks should not be allowed to retrench workers during the payment holiday initiative, and all payment initiatives should be for a minimum of 4 months,” added the party.
The EFF also urged all service providers, such as Multichoice, Vodacom, MTN, Telkom, and Cell C, to suspend debit orders and service fees for 4 months.
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