
EFF leader Julius Malema has expressed gratitude to former president and MK Party leader Jacob Zuma for visiting his family home in Limpopo to offer condolences after the death of his aunt, Martha Malema, stressing that the gesture was rooted in African values rather than politics.
Speaking at his party’s mass voter registration campaign launch at Winnie Madikizela-Mandela House in Johannesburg on Saturday, Malema said Zuma’s visit should be seen in the spirit of ubuntu and compassion.
“We are happy that he became an elder and came to comfort us, and we say to Msholozi, let it not be in the Malema family only. Even other families who experience [loss], continue to show support because…
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