Mmusi Maimane and SA Roast Julius Malema for Swearing at Netizen Who Called the EFF a 10% Party

Mmusi Maimane and SA Roast Julius Malema for Swearing at Netizen Who Called the EFF a 10% Party

  • Build One SA leader Mmusi Maimane and the Economic Freedom Fighters' CIC Julius Malema got into a debate on X
  • One netizen jumped in and referred to Malema's party as a 10% party, and he attacked her with vulgar language
  • Netizens turned on Malema and expressed disappointment in the EFF leader for his coarse wording

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Build One SA leader Mmusi Maimane and The Economic Freedom Fighter's leader Julius Malema got into a heated debate on X
Mmusi Maimane and Julius Malema got into a heated debate on X. Images: Photo by Frennie Shivambu/Gallo Images via Getty Images and Veli Nhlapo/Sowetan/Gallo Images via Getty Images
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A twar between Economics Freedom Fighters Julius Malema and former Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane turned ugly when Julius Malema swore at an X netizen. The netizen called the EFF a 10% party and Julius Malema angrily responded in a vulgar manner. Maimane set his sights on Juju and called him out for his decorum in public as a leader.

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Maimane and Malema debate on X

The debate between Malema and Maimane started when @MmusiMaimane replied to a video in which Julius Malema said that the party supports rugby but does not support "Rugby ya maburu", translated as "Boer rugby". This is a reference to statements Julius Malema made when he called for the Springbok name to be cancelled because of its connection to apartheid South Africa.

Maimane called Malema out and said that policy should focus on finding out why Bafana Bafana are not performing the same way as the Proteas and Springboks are performing. View the tweet here.

X user roasts EFF

X user @dramadelinquent entered the fray and said Julius Malema's party will not win the 2024 elections because they only have 10% of the vote. She reiterated Maimane's statements when he called the EFF a 10% party.

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Juju attacks X user

Malema went on the attack in defence. He responded to her using vulgar language. He asked:

“Do you think I give a f*ck?”

South Africans scold Malema

Netizens, including Maimane, called him out for using vulgar language against @dramadelinquent.

Maimane said:

"Let us maintain a certain quality of decorum in our public debates. The world is watching how current and future leaders engage citizens and each other."

Onthatile remarked:

“You’re never beating the 'not fit for presidency' allegation, sana.”

Zickie S exclaimed:

“There’s no way you can be president when you’re so vulgar on social media.”

Zinhle added:

“This is so disappointing. I was rooting for you.”

MrVaughan-Jones (VJ) pointed out:

“Not a president in waiting. Imagine someone like this representing us at the UN.”

Don Mayo remarked:

“Influencers trapped you and you lost it.”

Malema blamed for Springbok players' racism allegations

In a similar article, Briefly News reported that netizens blamed Julius Malema after allegations that 10 Springbok players did not join the team on the World Cup rugby tour for racial reasons.

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The players, who included Faf De Klerk and Chelin Kobe, missed part of the tour because of personal obligations and injuries.

South Africans supported the Bokke after the allegations arose and blamed Malema for trying to sow seeds of destruction through racist rhetoric.

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za