Malema calls Ramaphosa the devil and urges them to consider this on 1 November

• EFF leader Julius Malema reminded EFF supporters about how Ramaphosa closed churches during the lockdown, calling him the devil
• South Africans head to the polls on Monday to vote in the local elections and Malema reminded them of the ANC's perceived failures
• The EFF are rounding off their election campaign and are trying to win a few more hearts and minds

EFF leader Julius Malema told party supporters that they must not forget the ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa is the devil.

He urged South Africans to keep that in mind when they visit the polling stations to vote for candidates in the local elections.

Malema reminded voters that Ramaphosa closed churches during the Covid 19 lockdown.

The EFF has kicked off the final round of campaigning as the nation heads to the polls on Monday.

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Malema spoke to party members and told them how humbled he was by their dedication and hard work.

"Electric cars, and what else?": EFF's Floyd Shivambu pokes fun at Ramaphosa's plans for SA

Earlier, Briefly News reported that Floyd Shivambu, the Economic Freedom Fighter's second in command is not convinced that President Cyril Ramaphosa's plans to produce electric cars in South Africa will ever become a reality.

Shivambu is of the opinion that Ramaphosa's recent declaration to locally manufacture eco-friendly vehicles is merely a "hallucination".

Shivambu added that Ramaphosa is failing to keep the lights on during matric final exams. He also highlighted the struggles Soweto residents have with electricity.

Shivambu's tweet received a lot of reactions from South Africans. Some people seemed to agree with his sentiments while others thought maybe Ramaphosa's plan to manufacture electric vehicles could be the right move.

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Pearl Thusi launches scathing attack on the ANC ahead of elections, SA divided

In similar news, Mzansi citizens have shared mixed reactions to Pearl Thusi's opinion about the ANC. The media personality took to social media to launch a scathing attack against the ruling party ahead of the municipal elections on 1 November.

The Queen Sono actress shook many on her timeline when she decided to slam President Cyril Ramaphosa's party unprovoked. She suggested that Mzansi peeps should vote for other political parties because the ANC has failed to deliver on its promises.

Source: Briefly News