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  Supporters of the ANC Youth League walk through Rosebank in Johannesburg. (Werner Beukes, SAPA)
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  An ANCYL supporter takes a rest in Sandton in northern Johannesburg. (Werner Beukes, SAPA)
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  A supporter is seen in a taxi during the ANC Youth League's march. (Werner Beukes, SAPA)
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  (Werner Beukes, SAPA)
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  Around 5000 marchers handed over a memorandum to the Chamber of Mines in the Johannesburg CBD in the first stage of the march.(Werner Beukers, SAPA)
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  Supporters of the ANC Youth League walk through Rosebank in Johannesburg. (Werner Beukes, SAPA)
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  A supporter is seen in a taxi during the ANC Youth League's march. (Werner Beukes, SAPA)
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  (Werner Beukes, SAPA)
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  Supporters of the ANC Youth League walk through Rosebank in Johannesburg. (Werner Beukes, SAPA)
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  Youth League leader Julius Malema led from the front, walking most of the 50km trip, barring a few breaks on a truck. (Werner Beukes, SAPA)
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  ANCYL members marching in Marshall Street, Johannesburg CBD. (Slindile Mpanza, News24 User)
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  Supporters gathered to march from Beyers Naude Square to the Chamber of Mines in Johannesburg, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in Sandton and then to Pretoria where a night vigil is to be held prior to a march on the Union Buildings on Friday. (Werner Beuker, SAPA)
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  ANCYL supporters marching in Maude Street, Sandton. (Mark Hope-Sotherton, News24 User)
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  (Mark Hope-Sotherton, News24)
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  (Denis Farrell, AP)
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  (Denis Farrell, AP)
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  (Denis Farrell, AP)
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  (Denis Farrell, AP)
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  News24 User Douglas Haig sent us this photo of the ANCYL march at foot of Constitution Hill (Corner Victoria & Empire Road).
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  News24 User Bongani Gobingca sent us this picture of the ANCYL march on Oxford Road, Johannesburg.
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  (Bongani Gobingca, News24 User)
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  (Bongani Gobingca, News24 User)
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  (Kevin Phasha, News24 User)
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  (Kevin Phasha, News24 User)
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  (Kevin Phasha, News24 User)
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  A jubilant supporter jumps on Julius Malema as he leads the crowd of protesters during the ANCYL march to the Chamber of Mines in central Johannesburg. (Jerome Delay, AP)
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  Malema urged supporters to exercise maximum discipline throughout their "long walk to economic freedom". (Jerome Delay, AP)
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  The demonstrators demand 'economic freedom', including the appropriation of white-owned land without compensation. (Alexander Joe, AFP)
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  Permission was granted for the youth league to march to the Union Buildings on Friday morning to hand a memorandum to the presidency. (Alexander Joe, AFP)
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  Members of the ANCYL dance as they stage an 'economic freedom youth mass action' march in downtown Johannesburg. (Alexander Joe, AFP)
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  The protesters are expected to march from Beyers Naude Square to the Chamber of Mines, to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in Sandton and then to Pretoria where a night vigil is to be held. (Alexander Joe, AFP)
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  Thousands of ANC Youth League supporters are expected to walk the "economic freedom youth mass action". (Alexander Joe, AFP)
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  Protesters at thr 'economic freedom youth mass action' march. (Alexander Joe, AFP)
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  Protesters march in downtown Johannesburg. (Alexander Joe, AFP)
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  On Monday, Malema told reporters that bus drivers withdrew after they were intimidated. He said the league had sourced taxis for march. (Jonas Mpati, News24 User)
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  A protester at the march. (Jonas Mpati, News24 User)
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  olice and a private security company hired by the youth league continued monitoring the situation. Jonas Mpati, News24 User)
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  Scores of people, some of them wearing ANCYL t-shits and berets, started gathering at the square as early as 05:00. Others spent the night in their busses parked at the square. (Jonas Mpati, News24 User)
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  ANCYL supporters gathered in the Johannesburg CBD for a march to Pretoria on Thursday as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action. (Ananias Mashamaite, News24 User)
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  ANCYL supporters gathered in the Johannesburg CBD for a march to Pretoria on Thursday as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action". (Ananias Mashamaite, News24 User)
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  ANCYL supporters gathered in the Johannesburg CBD for a march to Pretoria on Thursday as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action". (Ananias Mashamaite, News24 User)
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  ANCYL supporters gathered in the Johannesburg CBD for a march to Pretoria on Thursday as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action". (Ananias Mashamaite, News24 User)
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  ANCYL supporters gathered in the Johannesburg CBD for a march to Pretoria on Thursday as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action".(Ananias Mashamaite, News24 User)
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  (Ananias Mashamaite, News24 user)
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  ANCYL supporters gathered in the Johannesburg CBD for a march to Pretoria on Thursday as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action".(Ananias Mashamaite, News24 User)
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  ANCYL supporters prepare to walk from the Johannesburg CBD to Pretoria on Thursday as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action".(Jonas Mpati, News24 User)
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  ANCYL supporters prepare to walk from the Johannesburg CBD to Pretoria on Thursday as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action".(Jonas Mpati, News24 User)
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  ANCYL supporters prepare to walk from the Johannesburg CBD to Pretoria on Thursday as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action". (Jonas Mpati, News24 User)
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  ANCYL supporters prepare to walk from the Johannesburg CBD to Pretoria on Thursday as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action". (Jonas Mpati, News24 User)
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  ANCYL supporters prepare to walk from the Johannesburg CBD to Pretoria on Thursday as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action". (Jonas Mpati, News24 User)

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