It was reported on 9 June 2019, that Julius Malema and the EFF had just paid a further amount of R109 098,30 to AfriForum to prevent seizure of their assets. This payment by Malema and the EFF follows after AfriForum’s legal team placed them on terms for it. This means that Malema and the EFF..
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One can only wonder who is funding Juju and his EFF party in order to keep the Afriforum away
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Wonderful news from AfriForum:- they want to spend EFF funds to fight land grabs
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“AfriForum will use the money to fight expropriation without compensation and land grabs in court.”
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Julius Malema’s debt just gets bigger and more in respect of Afriforum after a miserable day in court:- PAYBACK THE MONEY JUJU
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AfriForum have got the EFF on strings in court battles. They’ve just won two cases in a day against the red berets: It’s bad news for Malema’s legal bills.
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Expropriation, AfriForum reaction to Ramaphosa’s statement
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AfriForum response in reaction to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s statement that those who would like to mobilise the international community against “their own country”, should “come back home for inclusive dialogue”, is that the President should not confuse South Africa’s interests with the ANC’s policies.
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Feud between EFF Leader and advocate: “Bring it on bloody racists” – Malema tells Nel
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“Bring it on bloody racists, you don’t scare me at all. I’m born ready! No white man will decide my destiny, the poor masses of our people will…”
So tweeted Economic Freedom Fighter leader, Julius Malema, after Advocate Gerrie Nel revealed he was preparing to privately prosecute Malema on charges of fraud and tender corruption.
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ANC’s plan to steal property places South Africa on Zimbabwean road
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The civil rights watchdog AfriForum says that the ANC’s decision to amend South Africa’s Constitution to allow expropriation without compensation boils down to a decision to commit theft and to place the country on the same road of destruction that Zimbabwe followed in its violation of property rights. According to Kallie Kriel, CEO of AfriForum,..
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