The EFF responded with sarcasm and deflection to South Africa's VBS Mutual Bank revelations and Tshifhiwa Matodzi's affidavit.
The EFF responded with sarcasm and deflection to South Africa's VBS Mutual Bank revelations and Tshifhiwa Matodzi's affidavit.The best form of defence is attack. So, it’s not surprising that the EFF hit back at us with a combination of sarcasm, insults and deflections when we asked for comment on the latest revelations about the VBS Mutual Bank saga.Tshifhiwa Matodzi has sworn an affidavit that EFF leader Julius Malema and his underling, Floyd Shivambu, grabbed R16.
At the time, the EFF and its followers went for Van Wyk, accusing her of everything from racism to being a paid agent of white business and political interests.
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