Articles by "julius malema"
Showing posts with label julius malema. Show all posts

at 0

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema and his wife, Mantwa, have welcomed baby Munzhedzi to the world. Taking to Instagram on Friday, Malema posted a picture of himself with his wife and called “Mma Munzhedzi” (Munzhedzi’s mother). Munzhedzi is a Tshivenda name given mostly to girls, so we’re assuming that a little girl fighter has joined the army.

Malema has a 12-year-old son, Ratanang, from a previous relationship.

Check out his post on Instagram below:
A photo posted by Juliusmalemasello (@julius.malema.sello) on
Reports of Mantwa’s pregnancy surfaced in August during the elections when she was spotted with a baby bump. When asked about the pregnancy, Malema said he was not a celebrity and it was not okay to discuss it in his Sepedi culture.

Malema married his long-time sweetheart at the end of 2014 and now it seems the couple have a bundle of joy.
Continue reading

at 0

It seems everyone is taking sides in the battle between AKA and DJ Black Coffee, the latest being EFF's Julius Malema who gave Black Coffee a thumbs up for slapping AKA's road manager.
Meanwhile, rappers like iFani have been having a field day with what currently transpired between two of South Africa's biggest musicians.
Juju and AKA sparked up their difference from the recently concluded election were AKA took the ANC side and vowed not to perform at events organised by EFF or DA. From then, Juju and AKA have been pecking each others feathers the most recent being Malema's assult on artists who were campaigning Druggies.

 On Sbusiso Leope, the DJ reportedly was slapped by a security guard at FNB last week.

 DJ Sbu once got into hot water with Limpopo people who felt insulted after he called them “dibari” meaning “fools”, though he later said he didn’t mean it in the literal sense of the word.

 According to Twitter, it seems Limpopo people were having none of it and did not forget his words, as the security guard, presumably from Limpopo, gave him a hot one, though other reports claim he was klapped “for nothing”.
There are alleged pictures of the DJ on Twitter showing that the encounter led him to pee on himself.

 Also Read: WATCH: DJ Black Coffee gives AKA manager a hot Slap
Continue reading

at 0

The satirical painting appears to show Mmusi Maimane, Helen Zille and James Selfe in all their birthday suits.

'Maimane' is also depicted as a slave pulling Zille and Selfe in a cart

However, he is waiting for the right offer.

"The painting still hangs proudly abouve my bed, and has become a firm favourite among visitors who come to my house," Kenny said.

The former Sushi King went on to add that he has received two offers for the painting but will hang onto it until the right offer comes along.

"I am looking for an offer that is charming," he added.

Kunene would not be drawn into revealing how much he wants to sell the painting for.

During an interview on SABC's Morning Live, Kenny also said that he loves having the painting in his bedroom because it makes him "smile"

Also Read: Malema ate sushi off naked women with me – Kenny Kunene

Continue reading

at 0
The Sushi King says he introduced the then ANC Youth League leader to the idea, and he claims Malema partook.

Self-confessed king of sushi Kenny Kunene on Tuesday revealed that Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema apparently used to enjoy eating sushi off naked women too.

The practice of eating the Japanese raw-fish delicacy off the bodies of women is called nyotaimori and was controversial in 2010 when Kunene made headlines for doing it at his ZAR nightclub on his 40th birthday.

Malema, during his ANC Youth League days, used to be a regular at ZAR in Sandton on the roof of the Radisson Blu Gautrain Hotel.

Kunene said that, after eating his dish off naked, beautiful models, the “economic freedom fighter” would wash it down with 18-year-old Johnnie Walker.

The businessman tweeted a bit of a throwback picture of himself with the “CIC”, both of them in white suits, as Kunene reminisced about his first “sushi party”.

Kunene, who used to be friends with Malema (they have since fallen out very publicly), says that while the “son of the soil” was devouring sushi off naked women, he also treated himself to expensive “Ace of Spades” Champagne.

Kunene was a founder member of the EFF, along with Malema and Floyd Shivambu, in 2013. In 2014, the Sushi King threw an expensive party after he decided to turn his back on politics completely. The party at Taboo nighclub was called Nyotaimori, and involved hundreds of people hovering over tables where Kunene’s models lay with only pieces of sushi covering their private parts.

Source: The Citizen
Continue reading

at 0
The former EFF member took to Facebook after accusing ‘paranoid’ Malema of having ‘wet dreams’ about him.

Former Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) member Lufuno Gogoro took to Facebook on Monday afternoon to announce that his former party was laying charges of corruption against him.

He wrote: “The EFF Regional Deputy Secretary has opened a case of corruption against me. The question is who did I corrupted and with what? [sic] Let the Law take its course.”

He tweeted EFF leader Julius Malema directly on Sunday, in response to what appears to be an allegation that he was somehow working with the ANC. The charge of corruption may be related to the recent allegation of bribery attempts the EFF made against ANC member Dan Bovu.

Gogoro accused Malema of having “wet dreams” about him.


Former EFF treasurer Wiekus Kotze also commented, calling the EFF leader “paranoid”.




Gogoro and Kotze are now understood to be party members of the Patriotic Alliance.
Last year it was reported that Gogoro had to flee his family home in fear of EFF leaders. He claimed that people clad in full EFF regalia allegedly assaulted his mother, Elisa Gogoro, in Freedom Park, south Johannesburg. He said the group searched the his mother’s home and took R20 000 hidden in a wardrobe.

He went into hiding at the time.

Ndlozi said at the time: “The actions of these fighters were not of any official instruction by the leadership.”

Gogoro said the threats started shortly after he called a media briefing, vowing to “physically remove Malema from office”.

Gogoro was among a group of EFF members calling themselves “defenders of the EFF constitution”, who were pushing for Malema’s resignation or suspension.

They attempted to get an urgent interdict against Malema and the EFF leadership, but failed. They also wanted the court to nullify the EFF’s national people’s assembly and provincial conferences that took place in 2014 and to freeze EFF bank accounts, none of which happened.
Continue reading
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)