“I think the decision to start life much earlier has been taken by him.”
House of BNG and Moët & Chandon flowed on Monday as the EFF celebrated leader Julius Malema's 39th birthday at its Johannesburg headquarters.
Malema will spend his big day on Tuesday with family. Among party members present to celebrate with Malema were its former national spokesperson, Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, EFF second in command Floyd Shivambu and newly appointed spokesperson Vuyo Pambo.“I think the decision to start life much earlier [than at 40] has been taken by him. His began much earlier and has had an impact on the lives of so many people. Happy birthday, comrade president, and we wish you well.
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