After Mzwanele Manyi became an EFF member, Julius Malema said Jacob Zuma was also welcome to join. 👀 Malema Zuma Read more here ⬇️
The former government spokesperson said the EFF is the right “home for him”.
“I must hasten to say that this is not a pronouncement on the ATM. The ATM continues to be a good solid organisation and is poised for growth,” he said.‘What about Duduzane Zuma?’ – Malema raises questions over ‘Gupta corruption facilitator’ Manyi added that he was joining the EFF because the party had the “urgency” needed to solve South Africa’s problems.
“The country is really headed for a failed state situation. You need an organisation that has got a sense of urgency like the . So, I want to be part of making a contribution to that effort by the EFF to rid South Africa of colonialism, rampant corruption and this whole situation of joblessness because the country has got no leadership.”
Manyi also said that previous disagreements he had with the EFF were “overwhelmingly overshadowed by what I agree with them on”.Additional reporting by Faizel Patel
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