Those who are criticising the EFF for going into coalition talks with the ANC simply do not understand politics.
This is according to EFF leader Julius Malema, who on Saturday defended some of the decisions the party has taken under his leadership.
Malema told supporters at the party’s Siyabonga Rally in Thembisa on Saturday that those who believed decisions taken had led to the party’s poor showing must wait until the next elective conference to elect new leaders. According to Malema, the party does not want to get into bed with the ANC but, because of the numbers the EFF got in the election, the leaders thought they could use them to get the ANC to agree to pass some of its resolutions, including land expropriation without compensation, free sanitary towels for women and clinics being open on a 24-hour basis.
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