The CIC of the Economic Freedom Fighters, Julius Malema, breaks his silence following the party’s performance in South Africa’s November 2026 Local Government Elections, responding to criticism, questions about the party’s political future and growing debates surrounding the country’s political landscape.
In this highly charged post-election question-and-answer session, the CIC addresses the EFF’s electoral performance, its position in South African politics, the rise of regionalism and tribalism, voter apathy, political alliances and the future of the revolutionary movement.
Is the EFF really in decline? Has the party lost its political relevance? And what does Julius Malema believe lies ahead for the EFF as South Africa approaches the 2029 national elections?
Julius Malema does not hold back.
Key Issues Addressed In This Video:
EFF Election Results & Political Future: The CIC challenges the narrative that the EFF has lost political relevance, insisting that the party remains a significant force in South African politics.
The Road to 2029: Why tJulius Malema believes the next national elections will be the real test of the EFF’s political standing.
Tribalism and Regional Politics: His response to the influence of regionalism, tribalism and identity politics in South African elections.
Voter Apathy: A passionate argument about the importance of voting and why political frustration should not lead to staying away from the ballot box.
EFF and MK Party: The CIC makes his position clear: the EFF is not joining the MK Party, while explaining where political cooperation is possible.
Immigration and Xenophobia: Why Julius Malema refuses to change his position on African unity and immigration simply to attract votes.
Pan-Africanism: His defence of the EFF’s ideological principles and commitment to African solidarity.
Palestine and International Politics: Julius Malema explains why he refuses to compromise his political principles on Palestine, Morocco and international relations.
Political Attacks and the EFF: His response to allegations, criticism and calls for changes in the party’s leadership.
Land, Informal Settlements and Service Delivery: His views on land occupation, housing, formalisation and the challenges facing South African communities.
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00:00 CIC Opens Fire on Political Critics
01:26 EFF’s National Political Standing
01:35 "Wait Until 2029" – Julius Malema Defends EFF
02:04 Who Really Lost the Elections?
02:46 MK Party, Regionalism and Tribalism
03:12 "The EFF Chose Victory Over Death"
04:32 Why Voting Still Matters
06:25 America, BRICS and Africa’s Economic Future
07:44 Julius Malema responds to allegations off EFF being sponsored by Intelligence Agencies like MI6
09:09 "No Amount of Money Will Destroy the EFF"
10:32 EFF Refuses to Abandon Pan-Africanism
14:37 Immigration, Election Promises and Political Rhetoric
15:59 "I’m Not Going to Lie to South Africans"
17:21 Would Julius Malema Leave Politics?
19:21 "We Are NOT Joining MK"
20:17 Morocco, Western Sahara and International Relations
21:08 EFF’s Position on Coalition Politics
22:07 Palestine, Israel and Political Principles
23:28 Julius Malema Rejects Calls to Change EFF Leadership
23:59 "Kill Me First, Then You Can Kill the EFF"
24:26 Julius Malema’s Final Message: EFF Is Going Nowhere
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