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Nearly everything President Zuma and the big corporates are doing places short-term demands above long-term thinking, both in the marketplace and at the polling place, promoting unfairness and exclusion, and thus preventing lasting prosperity and stabili
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The National Disciplinary Committee yesterday night (16 February 2012) concluded its hearings in mitigation arguments of Comrades Julius Malema and other ANC members who were earlier found guilty of contravening the ANC Constitution. The NDC also conclud
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ANC (African National Congress) Youth League deputy president Ronald Lamola looks on on February 10, 2012 during a meeting in Pretoria. ANC Youth League President Julius Malema said today he was preparing for life outside of the ruling ANC and possibly... View Photo »
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I am not this religious person who believes that some intervention will come from heaven. I have looked at the trends. I have listened to the speeches. They are all pointing in one direction
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The ANC's National Disciplinary Committee (NDC) could hand down a sentence to Julius Malema over the next few days. This comes after prosecutors told the NDC panel on Thursday night that he should be expelled from the ANC. In 2011, the panel said Malema
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2012-02-17 10:27 Johannesburg - The mitigation hearing for ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema and two other league members has ended, an ANC spokesperson said on Friday. "The hearing finished around midnight last night [Thursday]," spokesperson Keith
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Prosecutors in an internal tribunal of South Africa’s ruling African National Congress have recommended the party’s National Disciplinary Committee expel youth leader Julius Malema for sowing division and bringing the organization into disrepute, Eye Wit
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ANC (African National Congress) Youth League leader Julius Malema delivers a speech on February 10, 2012 during a meeting in Pretoria. Malema said today he was preparing for life outside of the ruling ANC and possibly in prison, but refused to back down... View Photo »
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It must be seen against the background of a whole list of public statements and pronouncements directed against whites and minorities by Mr Julius Malema
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Johannesburg - The African National Congress Youth League cannot disobey the decision to suspend its leader Julius Malema, ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe said on Thursday. “Once a decision is taken by a higher organ, it is binding on all lower orga
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2012-02-17 08:50 Cape Town - ANC prosecutors recommended that Julius Malema be expelled from the party, it was reported on Friday. Both EWN and SABC News reported the information regarding the ANCYL president following the Johannesburg hearing into Malem
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