North West is rich in platinum, but people remained unemployed because platinum is being mined underground and loaded into trucks and taken to Europe, Malema said.
A new government is coming to the North West after the May 8 general elections, Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema predicted on Sunday.
The African National Congress was no longer able to provide leaders in government and “went to an old age home and took an old man” to be premier in the North West, he said. The Bojanala region of the North West was rich in platinum, but people were unemployed because platinum was being mined underground and loaded into trucks and taken to Europe, Malema said.
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