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Johannesburg – ANCYL president Julius Malema on Friday warned ANC leaders they could be removed at any time. “You must be careful, you’ll be on the streets if you don’t respect the power of the masses,” he told delegates. “Sometimes power makes you drunk.” Leaders should not impress those in power, but rather strive to impress the masses on the ground. He said leaders Aug 27, 2010 10:31 AM | By Sapa Landowners who refuse amounts offered during expropriation should have their land taken away with no payment, says ANC Youth League president Julius Malema. Current Font Size: ANCYL leader Julius Malema. File Picture. // “Willing seller, willing buyer is not working, [Black Economic Empowerment] is not working,” Malema told the Julius Malema has stated on record that he had resigned from the companies he had links to that were awarded huge government tenders. This was easily proved to be a lie by even the most casual search of CIPRO records where it was found that he was currently listed as a director for four companies including SGL Engineering Projects which The ANCYL does not want President Jacob Zuma’s support in its bid for nationalisation, it wants the support of the masses, its leader Julius Malema said on Thursday. “We don’t care who says what. Nationalisation will become the policy of the ANC,” he said during a memorial lecture at Johannesburg’s Wits University, commemorating former president Nelson Mandela’s release from prison 20 Nationalisation was a policy that Nelson Mandela himself had supported, ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema said on Thursday. Malema was speaking at an African National Congress breakfast – held at Drakenstein Prison, near Paarl – to mark the 20th anniversary of Mandela’s release. He said Mandela represented a generation that changed the ANC from a moderate Gold and platinum miners should be nationalised first as they were the most profitable, ANCYL president Julius Malema said in Durban on Monday. “We must look at profitable minerals as the ones that should be targeted first. Platinum which is easily found in Rustenburg is still very easy to mine because it is still very shallow. The same applies to coal 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 |
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