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Endorsing ANC youth firebrand Julius Malema as worthy of “inheriting the ANC” was like saying “Goebbels was a romantic poet”, the DA Youth said on Monday. It was responding to a report in The Star newspaper that President Jacob Zuma described Malema at the weekend as a “leader in the making” and worthy of “inheriting the ANC”. But the Democratic Alliance Youth By Fiona Forde A pint-sized patriot, Julius Malema had just turned nine when he donned his marshal’s uniform for the first time. It was March 1990. And it was a big day. His home township of Seshego, in Polokwane, was hosting a homecoming rally for Elias Motsoaledi, the Limpopo man who had been released with the Rivonia Trialists a few months earlier. Johannesburg – President Jacob Zuma has praised ANC Youth League president Julius Malema as a good leader worthy of “inheriting the ANC”, The Star newspaper reported on Monday. Malema was a “leader in the making”, Zuma said in Limpopo at the weekend. “Some of us are no longer young, and when we go across the mountain in terms of age, we are Malema has steadily made his desires for nationalisation of the countries mines known with greater force. He claims that the concept is in the Freedom Charter and thus must come to pass. Fine, we are all welcome to our opinions, no matter how idiotic they may be. However he has now taken this to the next, dangerous level by saying David Isaacson poses an interesting question on his blog, The Long Drop: “Ryan Sandes, winner of the 2009 Jungle Marathon in Brazil, returns to South Africa tomorrow, arriving at Cape Town International Airport (domestic arrivals) at 11.40am. The big question, however, is whether ANC Youth League president Julius Malema will be there to greet SA’s newest hero. Malema wasn’t able to make the Sakhile township which falls under the troubled Lekwa local municipality has been the scene of violent protests in recent weeks due to a lack of service delivery and allegations of fraud against councillors. Offices, libraries and houses are have been set on fire and 158 people have been arrested. While any rational person can sympathise with persons affected by service Malema was recently nominated for “Drama Queen” in the upcoming Feather Awards. However it seems he was’nt too impressed and as such the organisers chose to withdraw his nomination. What a pity as there are surely loads of young, gay people whose support he could have won had he played along. Word around the campfire is however that the real reason Clearly there is something amiss in the ANC if its various senior ranking members, affiliates and village idiots cannot agree on policy. Julius Malema has again called for, nay, demanded the nationalisation of the countries mines citing examples in Botswana to give weight to his statements. The one thing he fails to recognise is that by all accounts Botswana is actually The land in South Africa has been stolen from its people, ANC Youth League president Julius Malema said on Friday. “At the negotiations, they said to us that for them to agree we must accept the willing buyer-willing seller idea,” he told the annual conference of the Black Management Forum at Midrand. “But now we must say we can’t buy the land Dianne Kohler Barnard, Shadow Minister of Police, has some interesting things to say today. In an article published on the DA website she lauds the ANC for their political acumen in realising that sissy Government and Public sector Titles should be a thing of the past. “The powerful connection between one’s title and the respect afforded to the requisite person is |
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