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Julius Malema is suspended from the ANC for 5 years and his role as ANCYL president is terminated. All this because Julius voiced his opinion and allegedly caused divisions with the ANC. And here’s Wonkie thinking that Malema was the greatest uniting force in South Africa.

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Youth League president Julius Malema led the ANCYL march for economic freedom from Johannesburg to the Stock Exchange and then on the Union Buildings in Pretoria. But will this type of mass action solve anything or put any more pressure to create jobs? Or is it just an excuse to toyi-toyi and cause general public irritation?

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Julius Malema is a hard man to ignore in South Africa. Whether it is the striking resemblance to Idi Amin or his outrageous comments blown out of proportion in the media, he has certainly left his stain on the South African political landscape. This article ponders the future of Julius Malema following his disciplinary hearings, and whether action by the ANC is anything of consequence to the public.

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Jacob Zuma has been out of South Africa during the disciplinary hearing of ANCYL leader Julius Malema. Zuma also boycotted the Friends of Libya summit in Paris on the grounds that he didn’t believe the UN no fly resolution would actually involve what it did in practical terms. Read this post to answer all your questions about why this might have happened.