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Malema judgment proves the EFF’s politics are rooted in violence and criminality | SA News

2 October 2025 by Guest

Soundbite by Ian Cameron MP.

  • Julius Malema was found guilty of recklessly firing a gun, exposing the violent culture of the EFF.
  • Firearm laws must apply equally, and no leader can flout the law with impunity.
  • Law-abiding citizens must not be punished for the crimes of a few, yet the Firearms Control Amendment Bill risks this.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) welcomes the judgment of the East London Magistrates’ Court finding Julius Malema guilty of discharging a firearm in public without lawful cause.

From the outset, video footage showed Malema firing a real weapon. I said so then because the recoil, muzzle flash, and handling were consistent with a live firearm. Today’s conviction…

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