The EFF is also eyeing a potion in the GNU. Last year, Malema mentioned that they were just waiting for the DA to exit the unity government so that they could enter.
EFF leader Julius Malema suppressed the Democratic Alliance’s threats to leave the government, saying its removal from the government of national unity would not collapse governance.Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema suppressed the Democratic Alliance’s threats to leave the government, saying its removal from the government of national unity would not collapse governance.
Many accused the DA of not providing service to the black community especially in townships but rather for providing services to white communities, but the DA always said that where they govern, they govern better. “For the first time, the people of Hammanskraal had clean drinking water. The City of Tshwane is the best example that the removal of the racist DA from the government does not mean that governance will collapse.
DA forms part of the 10 political parties in the GNU that were constituted by President Cyril Ramaphosa after the May 29 national and provincial elections.Malema declared 2025 a year of picket lines, urging the members to go to the communities and work for them.“This is the first and final planning meeting for the 2026 Local Government Elections because after this we head straight to the ground to establish the sub-regional structures and lead society directly from the picket lines.
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