Activist Warns Julius Malema That His Childish Reaction to Operation Dudula Will Lead to Violence
- Former EFF student organisation member Bonginkosi Khanyile has urged Julius Malema to take a different approach when dealing with Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini
- He warned that by shouting at him and reacting childishly he could cause black on black violence similar to that of the 1990s between the ANC and the IFP
- Khanyile said that Malema should rather educate Dlamini and have a political discussion with him to share their disagreements
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PRETORIA - Bonginkosi Khanyile, a former EFF student organisation member has slammed EFF leader Julius Malema over his reaction to Operation Dudula.
He compared Malema to apartheid-era Bantustan leader Kaiser Matanzima and said that his childish approach to dealing with Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini could lead to black on black violence similar to that seen sure the early 1990s between the IFP and the ANC.
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TimesLive reported that Khanyile said that Malema should rather take Dlamini under his wing and educate him rather than shout at him.
Khanyile has reached out to Dlamini to discuss Operation Dudula and discuss what they agree and disagree on.
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Khanyile was expelled from the EFF after he was accused of stoking the fires of unrest during the destructive riots of July 2021 which saw billions of damage to property.
The former EFF member is looking for a new political home and has been calling for former president Jacob Zuma's release according to SABC News.
Operation Dudula denied permission to march, foreigners warned to stay home
Earlier, Briefly News reported that Operation Dudula has been denied permission to hold a march in Durban on Sunday. The police said that following the meeting requesting permission for 500 people to gather in Durban, there were too many unanswered questions.
The movement has grown exponentially in size since its inception in Soweto. The leader of the movement, Nhlanhla 'Lux' Dlamini, is in prison following an attack on a Soweto local who was accused of selling drugs.
The Witness reported that refugee organisations have told foreigners living in Durban to stay at home over the weekend while large numbers of Operation Dudula members were concentrated in the city.
Source: Briefly News
