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Malema to campaign in N West on Sunday

31 March 2019, 11:05 AM  |
Itumeleng Kgajane Itumeleng Kgajane |  @SABCNews
Julius Malema

Julius Malema says they are hopeful the EFF will win the North West come the May elections.

Julius Malema

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Julius Malema says they are hopeful the EFF will win the North West come the May elections.

Economic Freedom Fighters(EFF) leader Julius Malema, is on Sunday morning expected to address his party members and supporters in Lethabong near Rustenburg in North West.

This is part of the party’s provincial election campaign.

During its initial contestation of the election, the EFF won five seats in the North West, making it an official opposition party in the provincial legislature.

Malema said previously that they are hopeful the EFF will win the North West come the May elections.

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