Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) chief Julius Malema has likened rumours that the social gathering’s former spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi is barred from collaborating within the upcoming National People’s Assembly to shebeen gossip.

The social gathering will maintain its third elective convention between 12 – 15 December on the Nasrec Expo Centre in Johannesburg the place it’ll elect new leadership and evaluation a few of its insurance policies.

JULIUS MALEMA WEIGHS IN ON REPORTS ABOUT MBUYISENI NDLOZI BEING BARRED IN THE EFF

Earlier this month Sunday World reported that Ndlozi has been banned from attending all EFF political actions. These embrace conferences of the social gathering’s War Council, which meets weekly in addition to its Central Command Team (CCT).

The publication additional reported that Ndlozi was positioned on depart of absence, stopping him from doing his job as a member of parliament. 

During a media briefing on Monday, 25 November, Malema likened the experiences about Ndlozi to shebeen gossip. He additionally mentioned that if the social gathering had one thing to say about Ndlozi, it might talk it.

According to experiences, Ndlozi knew about Malema’s former deputy, Floyd Shivambu’s departure two weeks earlier than he introduced it. Additionally, Shivambu, who has since been appointed the secretary-general of the Jacob Zuma-led uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, mentioned some throughout the EFF knew about his departure however requested him to not inform Malema that they had been conscious.

“Our organisation went by way of a specific interval the place all of the leaders needed to come out and defend it and you weren’t there, why should I be there for you? Why ought to the organisation be there for you when you weren’t there for the organisation when it wanted you probably the most.

“The organisation gets insulted, the leadership gets insulted in your name. People even threatened to disrupt the EFF’s conference in your name but you keep quiet,” he mentioned.

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