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You are here: Home / News / Julius Sello Malema’s Attendance at the Royal Wedding of His Majesty King Misuzulu Kazwelithini

Julius Sello Malema’s Attendance at the Royal Wedding of His Majesty King Misuzulu Kazwelithini

10 November 2025 by Guest

Monday, 10 November 2025. The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) extends revolutionary gratitude to His Majesty King Misuzulu kaZwelithini for the honour bestowed upon our Commander-in-Chief (CIC) and President, Julius Sello Malema, through an invitation to attend and participate in the Royal Wedding of His Majesty to Queen Nomzamo Myeni, held at KwaKhangelamankengane Royal Palace in […]

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) extends revolutionary gratitude to His Majesty King Misuzulu kaZwelithini for the honour bestowed upon our Commander-in-Chief (CIC) and President, Julius Sello Malema, through an invitation to attend and participate in the Royal Wedding of His Majesty to Queen Nomzamo Myeni, held at KwaKhangelamankengane Royal Palace in Nongoma yesterday.

The EFF further expresses appreciation to His Majesty for affording our CIC the opportunity to address the esteemed guests and the broader Zulu nation on this momentous occasion. This gesture is a clear reflection of mutual respect and recognition between revolutionary leadership and traditional authority, both of which remain indispensable pillars of African society.

The EFF holds the institution of traditional leadership in the highest regard, recognising it as a living embodiment of our people’s history, culture, and dignity. The invitation extended to our CIC and the warm reception he received from His Majesty are a testament to the growing appreciation that the struggle for economic freedom is not in opposition to traditional leadership, but rather a continuation of the same mission, the liberation and restoration of African people.

As a movement rooted in Pan-Africanism and the pursuit of total emancipation of the oppressed, the EFF firmly rejects the false and reactionary notion that socialist movements and traditional leadership cannot coexist. Our revolutionary outlook embraces the wisdom and authority of traditional leaders, who remain custodians of land, culture, and community cohesion. We believe that the cooperation between revolutionary movements and traditional leadership must be deepened to advance the interests of our people, particularly the rural poor who continue to be marginalised by a capitalist system that exploits their land and labour.

In a demonstration of respect and solidarity, the CIC Julius Sello Malema presented His Majesty King Misuzulu kaZwelithini with a traditional gift of cattle — a symbol of honour, unity, and appreciation in African custom. This gesture reflects the EFF’s commitment to upholding our cultural values while promoting genuine African unity grounded in mutual respect and dignity.

The EFF reaffirms its commitment to strengthening ties with traditional leaders across the province. Our collaboration with the custodians of the land is not only cultural but also political which is  aimed at ensuring that the fight for land, wealth, and dignity is carried forward with the guidance and blessing of those who represent the heartbeat of our people’s heritage.

We once again express our gratitude to His Majesty King Misuzulu kaZwelithini for the invitation and for upholding the enduring bonds of unity among Africans.

The EFF is often viewed as a radical alternative to traditional political parties in South Africa.

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