UIM President Neil de Beer says EFF leader Julius Malema should have been arrested at SONA 2023. Image: Supplied
SONA 2023: EFF leader Julius Malema should have been arrested on the spot
UIM President Neil de Beer says EFF leader Julius Malema and his members should have been arrested at SONA 2023
UIM President Neil de Beer says EFF leader Julius Malema should have been arrested at SONA 2023. Image: Supplied
Police Minister Cele should have arrested Julius Malema and his EFF members on the spot at SONA 2023.
THE LAWLESS BEHAVIOUR OF JULIUS MALEMA AND HIS PARTY MEMBERS IS WHAT THE WORLD SEES
Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF) Leaders Julius Malema and his cadres should have been arrested after storming the platform where President Cyril Ramaphosa was sitting during Parliamentary,” says United Independent Movement (UIM) President Neil de Beer.
De Beer said he is baffled that after four days since they stormed the stage of President Ramaphosa on the night of the State of the Nation Address (SONA), Malema and his comrades are still walking free.
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De Beer said Malema and his “EFF cronies” should have been arrested on the spot to show that South Africa is not a lawless country.
A fight broke out in Parliament after Julius Malema and other EFF members were asked to leave the House. As he and the other Eff members got up to leave, some of them stormed the stage where President Cyril Ramaphosa was sitting.
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Parliamentary Security personnel stopped the EFFand removed them from the House. “This is utter lawlessness and a disgrace to the outside world,” De Beer said during his party’s SONA 2023.
CELE SHOULD HAVE ARRESTED JULIUS MALEMA AND EFF PARTY MEMBERS
“SONA 2023 was frustrating and embarrassing, especially regarding Julius Malema and the EFF. That is what the world sees, The utter disrespectful behaviour of the EFF. The world sees you can at the platform of our president, and there are no consequences. “
Neil de Beer
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He said President Ramaphosa scored a 0 regarding his SONA address.
“The worst was when he announced a minister of electricity. What is next? A minister of potholes, a minister of gardening?”
Neil de Beer
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De Beer highlighted his own point in his state of the nation address.
These are the following things he would address:
- Eskom put under administration by a public oversight committee
- Prisoners will lose their right to vote
- Pensioners and people with disability will get R3 500 social grant
- Cut down on ministers to at least 10
- Project management problems in the government
- Mandatory national service for one year
- Free education for primary and secondary school learners
- Deport illegal foreigners back to their countries
- Bring back a 50% pass rate for all school subjects
- Recruit 25 000 reservists per year for the next five years to help fight crime
- Give farmers a 35% tax rebate for registered farm trading above R250 000 per annum with a two-year tax break and a 45% operational stipend and buffer.
- 15. We cannot export 7% and import 37%. We don’t need chickens from Brazil.
- Put God first.
De Beer said South Africans should not be blind to this country’s downward spiral due to the lack of leadership, fraud, and corruption. “With that comes the lawless behaviour of parliamentary members like Julius Malema and his EFF party members. It’s a complete circus.”
