EFF cuts ties with IFP coalitions in KwaZulu-Natal

EFF leader Julius Malema instructs all eight party deputy mayors to resign

IFP spokesperson Mkhuleko Hlengwa. Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA/BUSINESS DAY

“The EFF will no longer be a stepping stone for others to govern at its expense. We want to form part of governance and we must be treated as equals in any arrangement that will be constituted,” he said. “There’s no honesty to what the EFF is saying. We will take South Africans into our confidence about what happened.”

The EFF has deputy mayors in three district municipalities — Zululand, Amajuba and Uthukela — and five local municipalities, Dannhauser, Maphumulo, Nongoma, Umhlathuze and Mtubatuba.

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