Malema: No freedom without jobs, security and comfort
The EFF leader was speaking at a rally in Kliptown, Soweto, in commemoration of the anniversary of the adoption of the Freedom Charter.
EFF leader Julius Malema says despite the adoption of the freedom charter in 1955, south africa is still lagging behind on many issues, with one of the main issues facing the country being joblessness and security.
Malema was addressing EFF members at a rally in Kliptown, Soweto, on Sunday.
The country is commemorating the anniversary of the adoption of the Freedom Charter. 67 years ago, more than 30 thousand people gathered in Kliptown to adopt the document.
Malema said there is no freedom without jobs, security and comfort, adding that the party wants ‘the people’s government.’
“Today there is no government that is going to intimidate us. We want our government back. And we want it in the hands of black people. We want the people’s government. We don’t want Oppenheimer government…We don’t want Rupert’s government.”
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CIC @Julius_S_Malema addressing at the Freedom Charter Day Rally at Walter Sisulu, in Kliptown, Gauteng.
Freedom is jobs. Freedom is work. Freedom is security. #EFFFreedomCharterDay pic.twitter.com/GAKjyp34wK
Economic Freedom Fighters (@EFFSouthAfrica) June 26, 2022
