S.Africa: BLACK POLITICAL TURMOIL: Malema struggles to stop defections from his Communist Party
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These are good people. I was there in 2010. They‘re expanding and looking for more people to go there. Jan
[Malema is struggling to survive against Zuma, who, as I predicted is gaining ground constantly. His top people are defecting to Zuma. Zuma is going to be a power here in SA in the coming years. Jan]
Julius Malema lays down the law on how EFF members must behave at upcoming elective conference
Story by Tebogo Mokwena
Economic Freedom Fighters president Julius Malema established strict rules and guidelines for party members for its third elective conference
The conference is expected to elect new leaders after former deputy president and co-founder Floyd Shivambu
Malema sternly warned members against misbehaving and threatened those who did not comply with expulsion
Tebogo Mokwena, a Briefly News current affairs journalist in Johannesburg, South Africa, has covered policy changes, the State of the Nation Address, politician-related news and elections at Daily Sun and Vutivi Business News for over seven years.
Malema warns members
Malema confirmed that the conference will occur from 12 to 15 December 2024 at the Nasrec Expo Centre in Johannesburg. Malema laid down strict guidelines which he expected members to abide by. This will be the first conference without former deputy president and co-founder Floyd Shivambu, who left the party to join the MK Party.
Malema said he expects every member to behave according to the party’s constitution, code of conduct and guidelines. Members who raise their hands will not be recognised unless the party chairperson, Veronica Mente, authorises them. Members are also required to use transport and accommodation the EFF approved. He stated that these measures are in place to prevent disorder from erupting at the conference.
SA calls him a dictator
Netizens on Facebook interpreted the guidelines as Malema flexing his dictatorial muscle.
Joe Man said: "Dictate them, Malema."
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