The ANC Youth League president said if the police did not do their job, young South Africans would ‘take our country from people who are hijacking it’
Malatji said those who raise such comments are obsessed with capturing the youth league and were not succeeding
Malatji’s slate was also not contested at the youth league’s 27th national congress
The league said most of the people who had voted for the party last year were young people
The ANC Youth League president also warned that removing Cyril Ramaphosa as president would plunge the country into chaos
The provincial police commissioner’s allegations against the police minister and the higher education minister’s Seta appointments have undermined their reputations
The ANC Youth League president said those who serve in government and are considered to be youth of the party should only fear him, not opposition parties
The ANC Youth League president said he would rather EFF leader Julius Malema returned to the ANC than Shivambu, who he dismissed as having no support base
The youth league president also said that if AfriForum is not interested in nation building, its supporters should pack up and go to the US
He also said Jacob Zuma was a ‘counter-revolutionary’ who ‘sold his people for nothing’
But president Collen Malatji says rumours of division are being spread by those who want the league to implode
Officials are accused of manipulating branch general meetings to ensure victory for their preferred candidates
The ANCYL president says they will remove president Cyril Ramaphosa if things don’t improve
Veterans league president Snuki Zikalala said if members ‘stepped on the toes’ of the integrity commission, there must be immediate consequences
He said police were not properly trained and criminals were not scared of them because they worked together
Collen Malatji doubles down on call on Gauteng premier to give ANC members work under the Nasi Ispani jobs initiative
Collen Malatji also said the party had been nursing the former president for too long, given he had caused more damage to the party than any other ANC leader
ANC Women’s League provincial chair Ntandokazi Capa is first on the list while Eastern Cape chairperson and premier Oscar Mabuyane’s position hangs in the balance
