Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema came out guns blazing, warning members to contest for leadership “within the party rules” at the party’s fifth anniversary.
Malema was speaking at Sisa Dukashe Stadium in Mdantsane , East London, where the party’s members and supporters filled the stadium to capacity.
“I want to commend the top officials for the way they have conducted themselves. As we aproach the national assembly and provinces get ready to hold provincial assemblies, we don’t want to see madness we want to see robust contestation that is within the rules,” said Malema.
The party, which was formed launched five years ago in Marikana, now has over 800 public representatives. It is due to elect new leadership next year, an event that is seen as a second test of the stability for the five-year old party.
Malema defended the position to expell some of the EFF's public representatives saying the party only survived because of discipline.
“Those people who wanted to highjack the EFF… we expelled them. Look at them, they moved from smoking nyaope to smoking whoonga.”
WATCH | Malema warns members at EFF's 5th anniversary
Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema came out guns blazing, warning members to contest for leadership “within the party rules” at the party’s fifth anniversary.
Malema was speaking at Sisa Dukashe Stadium in Mdantsane , East London, where the party’s members and supporters filled the stadium to capacity.
“I want to commend the top officials for the way they have conducted themselves. As we aproach the national assembly and provinces get ready to hold provincial assemblies, we don’t want to see madness we want to see robust contestation that is within the rules,” said Malema.
The party, which was formed launched five years ago in Marikana, now has over 800 public representatives. It is due to elect new leadership next year, an event that is seen as a second test of the stability for the five-year old party.
Malema defended the position to expell some of the EFF's public representatives saying the party only survived because of discipline.
“Those people who wanted to highjack the EFF… we expelled them. Look at them, they moved from smoking nyaope to smoking whoonga.”
Hundreds gather to celebrate EFF in Mdantsane
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