IN PICS | Malema leads EFF rally in North West, promises quality housing
EFF leader Julius Malema led the party's local government election campaign on Friday in Madibeng municipality in the North West.
EFF supporters waiting for leader Julius Malema in ward 38 in Madibeng municipality in the North West on Friday. (Alaister Russell/The Sunday Times)
EFF leader Julius Malema led the party's local government election campaign on Friday in Madibeng municipality in the North West.
A sea of red supporters went to listen to Malema at a community meeting in ward 38, where he told supporters the EFF wants to give community members proper housing and land.
The party's theme for these elections is: Land and jobs manje (now).
Supporters of the EFF on Friday when party leader Julius Malema addressed them in ward 38 in Madibeng municipality, North West. (Alaister Russell/The Sunday Times)
EFF leader Julius Malema led the party's local government elections campaign on Friday in Madibeng municipality, North West. (Alaister Russell/The Sunday Times)
Scores of EFF supporters in Madibeng municipality's ward 38 listened to party leader Julius Malema's local government election manifesto on Friday. (Alaister Russell/The Sunday Times)
EFF supporters eagerly listen to party leader Julius Malema in Madibeng municipality, North West, on Friday. (Alaister Russell/The Sunday Times)
Community members of Madibeng municipality heard how the EFF would provide quality housing and jobs as Julius Malema led the party's local government election campaign on Friday. (Alaister Russell/The Sunday Times)
The community of ward 38 in Madibeng municipality, North West, listened to EFF leader Julius Malema's local government election manifesto on Friday. (Alaister Russell/The Sunday Times)
EFF leader Julius Malema slammed the government for creating temporary jobs for the youth. (Alaister Russell/The Sunday Times)
“We want to build you spacious houses you can be proud of with flushing toilets,” Malema told his supporters.
Political parties in SA have been burning the midnight oil campaigning for support across the country as they prepare to go to the polls on November 1.