Julius Malema Biography|wiki
Julius Sello Malema is a South African politician who is a Member of Parliament. He became well-known for his vociferous backing of Jacob Zuma, who was first the leader of the ANC and subsequently South Africa’s president. Malema’s relationship with Zuma, however, became strained after Malema received disciplinary punishment from the ANC in May 2010 and called for Zuma to be ousted from power before the ANC’s 53rd National Conference. Malema was dismissed from the ANC in April 2012, some months before the convention, for defaming the organization.
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Malema was referred to be South Africa’s “next leader” by both Zuma and Cassel Mathale, the Premier of the Limpopo Province. Unfavorable portrayals see him as a “reckless populist” who may cause racial unrest and destabilize South Africa. In March 2010 for making derogatory remarks about Zuma’s rape accuser, and again in September 2011 for singing “Dubul’ ibhunu,” he was found guilty of hate speech both times (“Shoot the Boer”).
Malema was accused of fraud, money laundering, and racketeering in 2012. Due to excessive delays by the National Prosecution Authority, the case was dropped by the courts in 2015 after several delays, which raised suspicions that the accusations were politically motivated. Yet AfriForum declared in 2018 that it will bring a private case against Malema for alleged corruption.
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Education
Mohlakaneng High School in Seshego is where Malema graduated. He graduated from the University of South Africa in 2010 with a two-year certificate in youth development (UNISA). He later earned a Bachelor of Arts in communications and African languages at UNISA in March 2016 and an Honours degree in philosophy there in 2017. At the University of the Witwatersrand, he enrolled in a Master’s degree program in 2018.
Julius Malema EFF
As the head of the wing Economic Freedom Fighters, which he created in 2013, Julius Sello Malema is a South African politician and a member of parliament. From 2008 until his dismissal from the party in 2012, he presided over the African National Congress Youth League.
Malema had a key role in denouncing the government’s conduct following the Marikana massacre in August 2012 after being expelled from the ANC. Al Jazeera questioned if the Marikana incident will help revive his political career after he visited the scene of the massacre and demanded Zuma’s resignation and the creation of a commission of inquiry.
who is Julius Malema’s father
Malema was raised by a single mother. There is no details about who his father is.
how old is Julius Malema
Malema is currently 42 years old as of 2023. He recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Economic freedom fighters (EFF).
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where is Julius Malema originally from
Malema, who was born on March 3rd, 1981, was reared in the Transvaal settlement of Seshego, which is now known as Limpopo, not far from Polokwane.
Julius Malema’s net worth
Malema is a successful politician and businessman who enjoys his political life. He has a net worth is estimated at $3 million, an equivalence of 45 million Rands.
Julius Malema salary
The average MP earns about R87,120 a month. This is the average salary for a south Africa members of parliament.
Julius Malema’s parents, Age
Malema, who was born on March 3, 1981, spent his early years in the Transvaal township of Seshego, which is now part of the Limpopo province, close to Polokwane. His mother was both a single mom and a domestic servant for the Pedi family. After his mother passed away, his grandma raised him; she passed away in May 2019
Money laundering and tax evasion charges
Malema was accused of money laundering on September 26, 2012, in connection with the lucrative government contracts he allegedly awarded in Limpopo in exchange for an estimated R4 million in bribes. He was given a bail amount of R10,000 during a hearing at the Polokwane court.
In 2013 Malema faced allegations of tax evasion to the sum of R16 million. When it was uncovered that he was tied to firms that won other lucrative contracts from the Limpopo government. Malema and the revenue service came to an agreement in 2014 over the matter. This included payments made to the Ratanang Family Trust. In 2016, the revenue service said that Malema had broken the conditions of the agreement and owed R18 million in back taxes and R2 million in interest for the tax years from 2005 to 2011. Malema responded that the Limpopo property transaction had fallen through. In accordance with the 2014 agreement, he had paid off all of his obligations and no longer owed anything.
Julius Malema wife
Malema is married to a beautiful wife known as Mantwa Mantlala.
Julius Malema Twitter
You can follow Malema on his Twitter account