This shows there is still a state of emergency in the country; this proves the constitution was not people-driven.

We will also rally the international community and the South African government.

We will concentrate on uprising in Swaziland and we will also look into activities to oust the regime and engage with the Southern African Youth Forum.

The fundamental problem is this is not a consensus constitution, and one part of the country has massively rejected it. This was not a joyful vote. It was a pragmatic vote to continue the process.

After years of secularism we're introducing Islam in a new way into the constitution, ... The only other country in which they did this was Iran, and women's rights were thrown out there. It's a tragedy what we're seeing.

through peaceful means and dialogue within the framework of the Constitution and the law of the country.