The DA, unhappy with Julius Malema's chanting of 'Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer' at the EFF's 10th-anniversary bash at FNB Stadium on Saturday, said it would be laying charges at the United Nations Human Rights Council. | Malaika_Dee
The DA has announced that it would be laying charges against EFF leader Julius Malema for his chanting of 'Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer.'John Steenhuisen said the DA would be laying charges against Julius Malema.He said the DA would also lay charges against the ANC for failing to reprimand Malema.
Addressing the media on Monday, the DA's leader, John Steenhuisen, accused Malema, the leader of the EFF, of inciting racial and ethnic division. Also in the firing line were the ANC government - which, according to Steenhuisen, had failed for years to reprimand its"protégé." "With his incitement to commit mass murder on Saturday, Malema has confirmed the urgency of this warning. He is intent on igniting the civil war that so many South Africans worked and sacrificed to avert in 1994."
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