POLITICAL ACTIVISTS, former public workers and private sector workers all joined together in protest yesterday.
The group, which numbered around 100, marched through The City, starting and ending in Independence Square.
Robert “Bobby” Clarke organised the march, saying it was time for Government to be held accountable to the people of this country.
Holding signs protesting taxes and calling for integrity and no more lies, the people sang and chanted their way through Town, drawing attention from motorists, pedestrians and people doing business. (CA)
Marching in protest
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