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Julius Malema, the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, has announced that the party’s recalled public representatives who failed to organise transportation for their structures will retain their party membership. Speaking at a press conference, Malema emphasised that these individuals still have a significant role to play within the party’s ranks, despite their recent shortcomings.
Malema acknowledged that there is a learning curve for these public representatives and asserted that they must undergo a process of growth and development. While addressing party members and the media, he stated, “Removing them from positions and having them in the organisation is part of their rehabilitation, it’s part of saying to them you still need to learn more.”
The EFF leader, Julius Malema also expressed his perspective on the rapid promotions that some public representatives experienced, which ultimately led to their inability to fulfill the tasks they were entrusted with. Malema attributed this oversight to the party’s mistake to elevate its members without providing adequate guidance and training. He stressed the importance of striking a balance between swift progression and comprehensive preparation.
Following the decision to recall the public representatives, Malema stressed that they would have ample opportunities for growth and improvement. He affirmed that this setback would be viewed as a stepping stone rather than a stumbling block. After public representatives were recalled, Malema said they will have a lot to learn. He reiterated his commitment to fostering a culture of continuous learning and development within the party.
As the Economic Freedom Fighters navigate this situation, the political landscape watches closely to see how the party will address its internal challenges while maintaining its dedication to economic transformation and empowerment.
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