Ramaphosa ‘arrogant about his criminality’ — Malema: EFF leader Julius Malema has lambasted President Cyril Ramaphosa for “being arrogant in his criminality and behaving like someone who did nothing wrong”.
According to Malema, Ramaphosa’s actions have violated the constitution, and his plans to challenge the Phala Phala report in the Constitutional Court undermine the rule of law.
The EFF leader said they welcomed the section 89 independent panel report on the burglary at Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala farm in 2020, saying the president should step down over the saga. The EFF leader also pointed his guns at Anglican Archbishop Thabo Makgoba over his stance on Phala Phala, after he said the report could lead to lawlessness.
“Crime is crime. It doesn’t matter who committed the crime. A man of the cloth must always be on the side of the law, not on the side of criminals.”
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