NATIONAL NEWS - EFF leader Julius Malema has again reiterated his call for Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe to step down, giving the 93-year-old leader a few words to live by.
Though Malema said he liked Mugabe for “his contribution towards the African revolution”, he said it was time for the president to bow out, as his overstay “was destroying his legacy”.
According to Malema, though the Zimbabwean president had achieved much in his reign, he might have failed in creating leaders who would carry on his legacy and that was perhaps the reason he was holding on to power for long.
“A good leader should have produced second and third layer leadership to continue the good fight against imperialism,” he said.
Now it was time for Zimbabweans to remove their president and “reclaim” their country, he added.
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