EFF Leader Malema Calls for Zimbabweans in SA to Seek Jobs in Their Own Country

EFF Leader Malema calls for Zimbabweans in SA to seek jobs in their own country

Malema urges Zimbabweans to seek jobs at home

Julius Malema, leader of South Africa’s Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has urged Zimbabweans to seek employment in their own country rather than competing for jobs in South Africa. Malema made the remarks on Saturday during the Siyabonga rally in Seshego, Polokwane, Limpopo, where the EFF celebrated its by-election victory in July. This marks a shift from his 2022 stance, when he encouraged Zimbabweans to work in South Africa, emphasising that…

Malema Shifts Stance on Immigration Amid Youth Unemployment Crisis

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has softened his long-held pro-immigration position, urging foreign nationals to seek jobs in their home countries instead of South Africa. The surprising shift came during the party’s Siyabonga Rally in Seshego, Limpopo, where Malema emphasized the need to prioritize local employment given South Africa’s 66.5% youth unemployment rate. The EFF, once a rising challenger to the ANC, saw declinin…

Malema calls on Zimbabweans to find employment in their own country

Julius Malema, leader of South Africa’s Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), urged Zimbabweans on Saturday to look for jobs in their own country instead of competing for work in South Africa. He made the remarks during the Siyabonga rally in Seshego, Polokwane, Limpopo, where the EFF celebrated its July by-election victory. This stance reverses his 2022 position, when he encouraged Zimbabweans to work in South Africa, highlighting it as their home. …

Julius Malema says Zimbabweans must seek employment in their own country, SA questions his stance

Julius Malema believes Zimbabweans should be employed at municipalities, as long as it's in their own country, leaving many to question his previous comments.

Malema urges Zimbabweans to seek jobs at home, prioritizes South African employment

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has urged Zimbabweans to seek employment in their own municipalities, such as Harare, instead of South Africa, while stressing that local workers should be prioritized for municipal tenders. Speaking at the EFF’s Siyabonga Rally in Seshego on August 16, Malema highlighted South Africa’s 66.5% youth unemployment rate as a key reason for focusing on local job creation. “We want to make an emphas…