“Honourable Malema, as the allegation was made against you, I felt for Mantoa, your wife, because it was uncalled for, I must say.”
President Cyril Ramaphosa advised ANC MP Boy Mamabolo to make peace with EFF leader Julius Malema.ANC MP Boy Mamabolo has heeded President Cyril Ramaphosa's advice that he make peace with his former political ally, EFF leader Julius Malema, by issuing an apology to Malema and his wife.
Objecting to Sona delays, Mamabolo said parliament cannot be abused by Malema in the same way he abuses his wife.
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