CLEAN : South Africa: 'we will not rest' until organisers of July riots bought to justice says minister

The transcript covers a press briefing discussing the importance of community efforts in maintaining national stability and the economic outlook. It emphasizes the need for accountability and justice for those behind the July 2021 events, distinguishing between instigators and individuals seeking food. The government clarifies its stance on not protecting any faction and ensuring that those who violate the law face consequences.

What are the implications of instability on the economic outlook of a country?

What is the speaker's stance on public pressure and its effects on decision-making?

How should the government approach individuals who were seeking food during a crisis?

What does the speaker imply about the prosecution of instigators versus those in need?

In what ways does the speaker suggest the government should not protect factions?