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Julius Malema

Julius Malema

Member of the National Assembly of South Africa

Oct 18, 2026

speaker_2UNKNOWN
39:18
Mm-hmm.
39:18
Most South African women who are being abused, who are being killed, we can even go to correctional service to collect the stats and go to Department of Constitutional or Department of Justice, check how many people have committed crimes against women.
39:38
majority of them are known people to South African women.
39:42
Very known to them.
39:43
It's not by a large scale that these foreigners have come here and they're abusing women.
39:50
It's your uncles, it's your brothers, it's your next door, your relative.
39:56
That's why if we're to say these illegal foreigners bring crime and then we focus on them and uncles continue to raping, Because we've moved the ball into a wrong direction.

26 MINS LATER

65:55
You believe both statements.
speaker_0HOST
10:37
What, what's your thought on, on issues like Palestine, issues of justice and morality being a factor for voters in terms of them deciding who to vote or not vote for in a local government election?
10:48
Well, if you stand on a party that support Palestine, that party will not support giving water to children and women.
10:58
So the, the Palestinian question wins because morally it stands above any other questio-- ideology you want to think of.
11:09
And, um, um, the Islam community must just in South Africa come to reality and stop voting for anti-Palestinian parties like, uh, Dem- Democratic Alliance and any other party that is not, uh, clear on its Palestinian question.
11:30
Parties like PA, which was saying we need to kill, uh, people in Palestine.
11:36
I mean, those-- If you are a colored and you, you, you vote for PA and then you call yourself a, a, a Muslim, then you know that you have committed a, a cardinal sin.
11:50
You have given a party that support the killing of Palestinians.

6 MINS LATER

speaker_0HOST
17:40
As we conclude, Mr. Malema, uh, I, I want to give you this opportunity to talk to our listeners and to talk to our viewers on, on what have been the achievements of the EFF, broadly speaking since its inception, and more specifically around, uh, local government, and why, why, why is it that, uh, the EFF should be an option for them when they go to cast their ballot?

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