EFF leader Julius Malema, MK Party second deputy president Tony Yangeni, SACP’s general secretary Solly Mapaila attends the communist party’s conference of the left.
EFF leader Julius Malema has labelled the ongoing anti-illegal immigration marches as “Afrophobia” targeting foreign nationals, saying poor African migrants are not responsible for South Africa’s unemployment crisis and service delivery problems.
“Poor Africans from Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Nigeria, Somalia, or elsewhere on the continent are not responsible for unemployment, inequality, or collapsing public services,” Malema said.
He was speaking at the South African Communist Party’s (SACP) Conference of the Left in Boksburg, Ekurhuleni, on Friday.
The three-day conference aims to strengthen coordination, unity in action, political education, and organised struggle among leftist and working-class formations, according to the SACP.












