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[FILE IMAGE: EFF Member of Parliament Mbuyiseni Ndlozi is seen at the Randburg Magistrate’s Court on 01 July 2022.
EFF Secretary-General Marshall Dlamini has dismissed reports that the party’s MP, Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, has been barred from attending the party’s elective conference in December.
Ndlozi has been publicly criticized for his silence, while senior members are leaving the red berets to join the Zuma-led MK Party.
Speaking on the sidelines of the Provincial General Assembly in East London in the Eastern Cape, Dlamini has described such reports as misleading and an attempt to defocus the party ahead of its conference.
“We’ve got 2,500 delegates that are coming. If you want me to give you the list … because I can’t speak on behalf of someone … I think it’s an unfair question. If I can ask you is your colleague going to be at work today? What if he is not there? You are going to come back to me and say this is what you said. I don’t know! We are going to a conference as 2,500 delegates that are sitting and Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi is a member of the Central Command Team. So, as a member of the Central Command Team, it’s our conference. Everyone is going to be there,” explains Dlamini.
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In Limpopo, EFF President, Julius Malema, has told delegates that party’s Limpopo Provincial Assembly in Westernburg, that factionalism, disunity and disloyalty will not be tolerated ahead of the party’s third National People’s Assembly (NPA) next month.
He says members must refrain from engaging in behaviour that sows divisions in the party….
“If you keep quiet when your name is used to divide and undermine the integrity of the organisation, your name shall be disqualified from contesting for any position in the organisation. While people do wrong things in your name, you must be able to stand up and say: ‘not in my name’,” he says.
Malema has urged candidates to remain loyal to the party — even if they are not elected during the NPA.
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