Malema is a serious threat to our democracy
Malema shows no desire to reform and obey party rules. He's grown too used to having his own way. He refuses to tone down his rhetoric and is prepared to go down fighting. Over the weekend he threatened to disrupt the JSE by marching on it with his unruly mob and taking away the shares from the...
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| Published in | The Independent on Saturday |
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| Format | Newspaper Article |
| Language | English |
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Durban
Independent Online (South Africa)
17.09.2011
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| Summary: | Malema shows no desire to reform and obey party rules. He's grown too used to having his own way. He refuses to tone down his rhetoric and is prepared to go down fighting. Over the weekend he threatened to disrupt the JSE by marching on it with his unruly mob and taking away the shares from the white investors. Then on Monday his followers defied the Equality Court's banning of the struggle song, Dubul' iBhunu, by singing it outside the court. |
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