Julius Caesar Malema who is leading the opposition party Economic freedom fighters, is reportedly banned by colonial clerks in SADC.
According to a social media follower, the colonial clerks are shaken by Julius Caesar Malema. It's reported that Botswana banned Julius Malema, Zambia banned him also, and Namibia is emotional. The social media followers fired shots, saying that they must relax and submit to colonial leadership. He laso refered Julius Malema as the president.
Social media critics said that colonial clerks will obviously be shaken by the idea of the unity of Africans , and they want to keep South Africans divided so as to keep benefits for themselves. The other social media follower said that someone should not have the guts to call Julius Malema a president.
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