Broad smiles as Malema's family and EFF leaders attend his Unisa graduation

30 March 2016 - 20:42 By TMG Digital
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The Economic Freedom Fighters top leadership including lawyer Dali Mpofu and Masters graduate Floyd Shivambu - wearing their own academic gowns with red berets - on Wednesday evening turned out to support party leader Julius Malema at his graduation ceremony in Pretoria.

Julius Malema with Judge Bernard Ngoepe, UNISA Chancellor, and Prof Mandla Makhanya, UNISA Principal
Julius Malema with Judge Bernard Ngoepe, UNISA Chancellor, and Prof Mandla Makhanya, UNISA Principal
Image: EFF via Twitter
EFF leadership including Floyd Shivambu and Dali Mpofu supporting their leader Julius Malema at his Unisa graduation
EFF leadership including Floyd Shivambu and Dali Mpofu supporting their leader Julius Malema at his Unisa graduation
Image: EFF via Twitter
Julius Malema's family and EFF leadership attend his graduation ceremony at Unisa in Pretoria.
Julius Malema's family and EFF leadership attend his graduation ceremony at Unisa in Pretoria.
Image: EFF via Twitter

Malema has attained a Bachelors of Arts degree in Communications and African Studies from the University of South Africa.

The EFF excitedly shared photos of Malema's family‚ their leadership and even the seat Malema has been assigned for the ceremony.

"The first duty of a revolutionary is to be educated‚" the EFF tweeted‚ quoting Che Guevara. "We congratulate u CIC on attainment of BA degree."

A slimmer-looking Malema posed with UNISA Chancellor Judge Bernard Ngoepe‚ and UNISA Principal Professor Mandla Makhanya in his graduation robes.

The party's number two‚ Shivambu‚ is also taking the education message to heart: He has a master’s degree in political studies from the University of Witwatersrand and has previously stated his intention to study towards a doctorate.

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