HUMAN Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale’s bid to lead the ANC is likely to gain support from expelled ANC Youth League president Julius Malema and his allies.
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To Julius Malema on taxes
Julius Malema has claimed the following: “How much tax I owe is not your business. It’s a personal matter. It doesn’t belong to you.”
Malema changes tune on Zuma charges
Expelled ANC Youth League president Julius Malema would not mind if fraud and corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma were reopened now, he said on Monday.
Malema denies receiving money from Sexwale
Expelled ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema has denied receiving money from government minister Tokyo Sexwale, but says he would have welcomed such a donation.
I am the ANC, says Malema
Expelled ANCYL president Julius Malema says that he will never challenge his expulsion from the ANC in court, saying “I am the ANC, I can’t take myself to court”.
Malema slates land deal
EXPELLED ANC youth league president Julius Malema made a surprise appearance at a ceremony outside Burgersfort in Limpopo, where the Mangabane community were officially handed a title deed to their dispossessed land on which Anglo Platinum has mining operations.
Mkhize blasts ‘Malema’ song
In what appears to have been a swipe at Julius Malema, ANC KwaZulu-Natal chair Zweli Mkhize says some members are so ill-disciplined that they don’t deserve “having their names uttered by ANC mouths”.
Malema owes R15 million in tax: report
Former ANC Youth League president Julius Malema’s family trust owes R15 million to the SA Revenue Service, the Sunday Independent reported.
ANCYL ‘will not stop trying’ to get Malema back
The ANC Youth League has vowed to stop at nothing to have expelled leader Julius Malema, suspended secretary general Sindiso Magaqa and spokesman Floyd Shivambu reinstated.
ANCYL to shed light after NEC conference fiasco
The ANC Youth League is expected to shed some light today on its way forward, following the expulsion of its president Julius Malema.