Malema calls out Raila over demonstrations
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Julius Malema criticize Azimio leader Raila Odinga over demonstrations as he called on African leaders to maintain peace
Julius Malema criticize Azimio leader Raila Odinga over demonstrations as he called on African leaders to maintain peace.
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has called on the African leaders to ensure there is peace on the continent.
Malema also lambasted opposition leaders in Kenya for organising protests in that country.
Malema was giving the keynote address at the party’s 10-year celebrations, at FNB Stadium in Soweto.
The EFF leader said President William Ruto was democratically elected. He says it is unacceptable that African people are killing each other.
“We want to make a call in Kenya, especially to comrade Raila Odinga, stop doing what you are doing. Do not disrupt Kenya, we need peace in Kenya. We say to President Mnangagwa stop disrupting the peace of Zimbabwe. We want peace in Ethiopia; we want peace in the DRC.”
In addition, Malema reiterated his stance that the party stands with Russian President, Vladimir Putin.
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This comes as more than 50 countries – many of which come from the West continue with their efforts to help Ukraine fight off the Russian invasion.
Malema says BRICS countries must not be bullied by the Western countries.
He has again called on other BRICS member countries, India, Brazil and China to boycott the summit next month in South Africa in solidarity with President Putin who will not be attending in person because of the ICC arrest warrant.
“We are with President Putin. We are Putin and Putin is us and we will never support imperialism against President Putin. America is threatening us with African Growth and Opportunity Act that if we don’t arrest Putin they are going to take away AGOA. They can take away AGOA and leave us with our sovereignty and leave us with our foreign policy, we must have capacity to make decisions on our own.”
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