The EFF's third National People's Assembly held at the Nasrec Expo Centre in Johannesburg from Thursday to Sunday.
The party will make policy decisions at the assembly and elect its leadership for the next five years.The National People’s Assembly aims to provide a framework to rebuild the Economic Freedom Fighters as a party that can win mass support, seize political power and nationalise the economy on behalf of the working class.
The party will make policy decisions at the assembly and elect its leadership for the next five years. Malema is expected to be elected for his third term.
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