The EFF leader Julius Malema will lead the picket against Uganda’s anti-homosexuality bill at the Ugandan High Commission in Pretoria, on Tuesday.
[FILE IMAGE]: EFF protesting in Johannesburg.
Only two members of the ruling party voted against the bill, which has attracted widespread global condemnation.Malema has urged the government of Uganda to reverse this decision. The Open for Business Coalition says once it becomes the law it will damage Uganda’s economy and deter tourists.
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