JOHANNESBURG – Motorists can expect heavy traffic delays countrywide as Cosatu marches against corruption, state capture and job losses on Wednesday morning.

Here are some of the roads you should avoid.

Johannesburg

Roads around Cosatu House in Braamfontein where the march is due to begin at 10am.

Rissik Street, Simmonds Street, Hollard Street in Marshalltown, Pixley Ka Sema Street and Albertina Sisulu Street as protesters march to the City of Joburg, the Department of Labour, the Chamber of Mines and banks.

Roads around Beyers Naude Square.

READ: Cosatu expects hundreds of thousands at marches

Cape Town

Protesters will gather on Darling Street.

Strand Street as they march to hand over a memorandum to the Passenger Rail Agency.

Demonstrators will march back down Darling Street ending at Keizergracht.

Durban

Roads around King Dinuzulu Park.

Dr Pixley Kaseme Street and roads intersecting it, such as Joseph Nduli, Dr Yusuf Dadoo and Joe Slovo.

Dorothy Nyembe and Samora Machel streets.

COSATU acknowledges the huge interest all members of the public have about #cosatustrike coming tomorrow across nine provinces in 13 venues pic.twitter.com/iSLNiOUgYx

— @COSATU Today (@_cosatu) September 26, 2017

There will be four marches in the Eastern Cape, in East London, Port Elizabeth, Queenstown and Mthatha.

 Cosatu will march in Nelspruit and Emalahleni in Limpopo.

Other marches will be staged in Polokwane, Mahikeng, Bloemfontein and Kimberley.

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