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Well-known EFF veteran fires shots at President Ramaphosa with a serious warning

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) member Fana Mokoena has warned against any attempts to rig next year’s general elections in South Africa. “A warning shot has been fired to those contemplating election rigging in next year’s crucial elections,” Mokoena said in a statement on Tuesday. “The EFF will not stand idly by while the electoral process is compromised.”

Mokoena’s statement comes amid concerns over the integrity of the electoral process in South Africa. In recent years, there have been allegations of voter fraud and irregularities, which have cast shadows over the country’s democratic foundations. The EFF is a vocal critic of the ruling African National Congress (ANC), and Mokoena’s statement is likely to be seen as a direct warning to the ANC. The ANC has been accused of using its power to rig elections in the past, and Mokoena’s statement is a reminder that the EFF will be watching closely for any signs of foul play.

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The EFF is a popular party among young South Africans, and its determination to ensure a fair and transparent electoral process has resonated with many citizens who share concerns about the state of democracy in the country. The upcoming elections are expected to be closely contested, and the EFF is seen as a potential kingmaker. If the EFF is able to make significant gains in the elections, it could put pressure on the ANC to reform its election practices.

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Mokoena’s statement has been welcomed by some opposition parties and civil society organizations, who have called for a clean and fair election. However, the ANC has dismissed Mokoena’s warning, saying that the party has a “proven track record” of running fair and transparent elections.

The electoral commission has also said that it is committed to ensuring a free and fair election. However, the commission has been criticized in the past for its handling of elections, and it remains to be seen whether it will be able to live up to its promises. Tell us what you think about this development.

Source: https://twitter.com/fanamokoena/status/1697726632478314725?t=fsUH-rPR7-Oot1TGVxI4jg&s=19

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