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Julius Malema

Julius Malema

Member of the National Assembly of South AfricaWikipedia

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Sep 12, 2026

Makone MajaGUEST
24:11
Well, she couldn't.
Makone MajaGUEST
24:12
But if she was talking about something like Julius Malema, I'd absolutely agree.
Makone MajaGUEST
24:15
I'm bewildered at how somebody of her self-perception and qualifications, at least as a physician, could submit herself to the leadership of somebody like Julius Malema.
Makone MajaGUEST
24:27
We saw how he treated two individuals that served him the longest, were the most loyal to him.
Makone MajaGUEST
24:35
And she's not above that treatment that Ndlozi received where he had his wife insulted that Shimambu received.
Makone MajaGUEST
24:43
And you could say Shimambu stabbed Julius Malema and kicked the dog when it was down.
Makone MajaGUEST
24:47
Yes.
Nicholas LorimerHOST
24:48
But he served him too,
Gareth CliffHOST
15:38
And, and this is not me trying to shift the blame to, you know, a president who is clearly not in his right mind, but that is precisely what happened.
Gareth CliffHOST
15:46
When you print money, as Julius Malema wants us to do in South Africa, you devalue your currency, and the cost and the price of everything on the shelves goes up.
Gareth CliffHOST
15:56
Again, basic economics.
Gareth CliffHOST
15:58
So that's the first point addressed.
Gareth CliffHOST
15:38
And, and this is not me trying to shift the blame to, you know, a president who is clearly not in his right mind, but that is precisely what happened.
Gareth CliffHOST
15:46
When you print money, as Julius Malema wants us to do in South Africa, you devalue your currency, and the cost and the price of everything on the shelves goes up.
Gareth CliffHOST
15:56
Again, basic economics.
Gareth CliffHOST
15:58
So that's the first point addressed.
Babalo NdenzeCORRESPONDENT
23:09
So he's quite busy with his party there, you know, and after the hearings ended and the report was considered, you know, he's never really been there.
Babalo NdenzeCORRESPONDENT
23:15
Julius Malema also not attending these evening sessions, you know.
Babalo NdenzeCORRESPONDENT
23:19
He's also busy with organizational work.
Babalo NdenzeCORRESPONDENT
23:21
Leanne Matei, Sister Lone, EFF MP, who's really putting in the hours for this report.
Babalo NdenzeCORRESPONDENT
1:01
So he's quite busy with his party there, you know, and after the hearings ended and the report was considered, you know, he's never really been there.
Babalo NdenzeCORRESPONDENT
1:08
julius malema also not attending these evening sessions you know um he's also busy with organizational work leanne matthews is the lone eff mp who's really putting in the hours for this report and quite a few other members you know um so so can you know of the anc also quite rare in these deliberations and you know um the uh mk party member you know um david's kasana raising this issue of absenteeism you know even not being able to give excuses for his own party members he says no he hasn't received any you know apology from his fellow party members so he's losing patience as well with this uh you know um issue of non-attendance the committee has also lost a lot of momentum according to these members it seems quite you know things are just you know happening um as they happen they postpone meetings on the regular um they're supposed to meet every day but they don't meet as much as they would like to And, you know, the chairperson of the committee saying they will be writing to these members, you know, to raise this issue of non-attendance.
Babalo NdenzeCORRESPONDENT
2:10
As far as that request for an extension is concerned, they've written to the Speaker.
Babalo NdenzeCORRESPONDENT
2:14
The Speaker has not yet responded according to the committee official that we've tried to reach out to, Mandy.
Helen ZilleGUEST
48:44
We found that we didn't have a DA mayor at all.
Helen ZilleGUEST
48:46
We had a front for Julius Malema.
Helen ZilleGUEST
48:48
Not a champion for the poor, but a front for Julius Malema in trying to capture parts of the city of Joburg to loot the city.
Helen ZilleGUEST
48:57
And I can give you chapter and verse of that.
Helen ZilleGUEST
48:59
Just ask me, I'll give you chapter and verse, but not in my brief two minutes.
Helen ZilleGUEST
49:13
And any growth in the economy should also be attributed to Leah Knott, who was the mayoral committee member for economic development.
Helen ZilleGUEST
49:22
So for Mashaba to claim this is just strange.
Helen ZilleGUEST
49:25
If you look at his record, you will see that what he did was facilitate Julius Malema's capture of First of all, the top cop, Shadrach Sabir, in the city.
Pieter KrielGUEST
29:46
Supporting these two coming together says something about the need to be led, the need to be saved because the people in this country have not been heard and they will literally let anyone save them, including Helen Zola.
Dilly HussainHOST
30:01
Your thoughts on EFF and Julius Malema?
Pieter KrielGUEST
30:04
Let me take a sip before I go into this one.
Dilly HussainHOST
30:07
Do we need to get you another bottle?
Clement ManyathelaHOST
4:35
It doesn't mean she's endorsing whatever she may or may not be found guilty of, by the way.
Clement ManyathelaHOST
4:41
um but she's there to support her comrade or she's there to support her friend and i mean we've seen politicians in the past celebrities business people you name it and ordinary south africans we've seen people stand by their friends and associates when they've faced allegations or legal battles public humiliation or personal crises um whether it's i mean julius malema jacob zuma you name it i mean even international pdd and kanye west and the family and who goes to court to support this person even during Bursissi and Mukobani's court appearances, remember? So there are many examples I can give in as far as politicians are involved, but I think there are some real cases, even with just us as ordinary South Africans.
Clement ManyathelaHOST
5:37
But then again, loyalty can be complicated.
Clement ManyathelaHOST
5:40
So I want to know from you this morning, what do you do in situations like that when your friend is in trouble? What would you do? And have you found yourself in that situation? Can you support someone without supporting what they're accused of? In other words, at what point does standing by a friend or a family member become defending the indefensible? And the quiet behind the scenes support, does that actually have a, you know, is that a greater demonstration of loyalty than making a public show of solidarity or public show of defense, whatever you want to call it? So that's what I'm asking this morning.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
1:10
Guy was arrested in the other day.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
1:12
I think the reason why I remember is because his surname is Malema around the procurement of 18 cars at the .
Aubrey MasangoHOST
1:24
We hear that there's another charge on Julius Mkwanazi.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
1:31
I think he's got now five charges.
William GumedeGUEST
4:36
Um, no, absolutely.
William GumedeGUEST
4:37
I mean, I'm just, um, y- you know, in, up here in Johannesburg, um, if you look at the posters of, uh, party posters, and this is a local government election, but you let's just say the Economic Freedom Fighters, you only see Malema's face, for example, or, or, or, and so on, and not the local person, not their local candidate.
William GumedeGUEST
4:55
So, um, and, and that's where our problem starts because you have to, at the local level, a citizen actually has more opportunities to vote for the right candidates.
William GumedeGUEST
5:08
Uh, um-

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