The uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party’s nationwide excessive command member Dali Mpofu says they haven’t any enterprise referring to different political organisations as enemies.

This comes as Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) chief Julius Malema declared the MK Party as their primary enemy as a number of outstanding members, including Mpofu, who served because the get together’s first nationwide chairperson, have ditched the Red Berets and joined MKP.

MK PARTY MEMBERS NOT ALLOWED TO RESPOND TO PROVOCATION

On Monday, 25 November, the EFF held a briefing and a web site stroll on the Nasrec expo centre in Johannesburg, the place the get together can even host its elective conference from 12 – 15 December.

Despite the 2 events being a part of the progressive caucus in Parliament, Malema stated the Jacob Zuma-led get together is the EFF’s primary enemy.

He additional stated there was no unhealthy blood between him and Zuma. However, earlier this month, within the EFF’s podcast, he stated Zuma is inviting him for a struggle, and he isn’t frightened of him.

During a media briefing on Wednesday, 27 November, Mpofu stated that, as per the MK Party’s structure, members are usually not allowed to reply to provocation and, particularly, to not assault different progressive forces.

“We will never regard any organisation let alone a progressive one as our enemy. The word enemy is a very strong one, it’s used only when you intend to do certain things in politics. There’s a difference between opponents, rivals, and enemies. So, we do not take the position of calling any black person our enemy because they are our fellow oppressed people,” Mpofu stated.

WILL JACOB ZUMA’S NKANDLA HOMESTEAD BE ATTACHED?

Meanwhile, addressing EFF supporters outdoors the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg on Tuesday, 26 November, Malema said they don’t seem to be going to play good with individuals who play tough with them.

“All the circumstances we gained in opposition to Jacob Zuma, he by no means paid the authorized charges. Zuma is owing us authorized charges, we’ve obtained an order that he should pay us our cash as a result of we defeated him in courtroom. Now, he has not complied with the order to pay our cash.

“We have just instructed our lawyers to go and attach Nkandla so that the man [Zuma] pays back our money. We want our money that Zuma owes us from here at the Constitutional Court, the High Court in Pretoria and everywhere else where we have been winning against Zuma they said he must pay us legal fees but he never did,” Malema stated.

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