Malema Throws Serious Shade, Shares Throwback ANC Dismissal Letter from 2012

Malema Throws Serious Shade, Shares Throwback ANC Dismissal Letter from 2012

  • EFF CIC Julius Malema has social media buzzing after heading online to share a very confidential document
  • The almost a decade-old letter involves an exchange between Cyril Ramaphosa and Advocate Dali Mpofu concerning Malema's dismissal from the ANC
  • Mzansi took to the comments section and shared their reactions to the spicy social media post

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Economic Freedom Fighter Julius Malema is no stranger to shading the opposition, this time heading online to share screenshots of a private and confidential letter between President Cyril Ramaphosa and Advocate Dali Mpofu.

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Julius Malema has headed online to share a letter concerning his 2012 dismissal from the ANC. The written exchange was between President Cyril Ramaphosa and Advocate Dali Mpofu. Images: Getty
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The letter is dated 11 April, 2012 and concerns the dismissal hearing of then ANC Youth leader, Julius Malema. Reading the letter, it seems Mpofu tried to convince Ramaphosa to postpone the trial.

The President, however, seems intent that the hearing will take place as scheduled on 14 April, 2012. The events described in this letter would of course lead to Malema's ultimate expulsion from the ANC in April of the same year.

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Heading online, many social media users expressed surprise at Ramaphosa's involvement in the EFF leaders dismissal. Others criticised Malema for being so 'obsessed' with the ANC so very many years later.

Check out some of the interesting reactions to the post below:

@mrlungisa said:

"I remember this painful moment in our history."

@mkoo7gp said:

"It was the Lord's work. A blessing in disguise. Imagine where would the black child be without the EFF. This Ramaphosa and his gang would be having free reign to kill off black people on his mission of restoration of white supremacy."

@NdivhuwoBarnes said:

"That letter did a lot of good, should you still have been there Zuma wouldn't have resigned most probably by now we would have been led by another Zuma."

@keep1249 said:

"Brother, you need to see a psychologist. You seem stuck in the ANC's *ss."

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@mkoo7gp said:

"Dear ComradeSSS Dali?.... CYRIL Ramaphosa?.. The A-class English speaker! Hai I'm disappointed."

@PapaOg1 said:

"The country needed this. Modimo o bereka ka tsela ya gage."

Julius Malema claps back at newspaper over vaccine status: "You can go and hang"

In related news, Briefly News previously reported that Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema is at it again on social media, this time by shooting down a newspaper publication that questioned his vaccination status.

The charismatic party leader, who in his eight years at the helm of the left-wing political movement he founded after being cast out by the ANC in 2013, has publicly asserted his convictions devoid of hesitation.

It was no different when the popular newspaper Sunday Times essentially challenged Malema on the battleground of Twitter.

In a short tweet following an article published by the paper on Malema's apparent non-disclosure of his Covid-19 vaccination status, the politician was shot down for not acting accordingly in his role as a leader by disclosing whether he had been vaccinated or not.

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The tweet read:

"By refusing to say whether he has been vaccinated, Malema is hindering the rollout and putting people’s lives at risk."

Not one to take even the smallest of slights lightly, Malema clapped back in a brief message directed to the publication's editorial staff. He wrote:

"I won't say it, you can go and hang."

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