Malema: Restaurant owners contributing to tensions between locals, foreigners
Updated | By Nondumiso Dube
EFF leader Julius Malema says some restaurant owners are contributing to tensions among African people by hiring more foreign nationals than South Africans.
He
visited some eating establishments in Midrand this morning to check their
employee ratios.
"We need the unity of Africa and that unity of Africa will never be possible if the whites are at the centre of dividing our people when employment is created. You cannot go to Limpopo and open a restaurant and bring the people of KZN to work there."
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“Even when this is their country already you going to harden attitudes between the locals in Limpopo and those who come from KZN. Before you know it we will be calling tribalism that is created in the environment,” he says.
[HAPPENING NOW]: Kream representative is refusing a meeting with CIC @Julius_S_Malema #MalemaRestaurantVisit pic.twitter.com/vuplde8YSS
— Economic Freedom Fighters (@EFFSouthAfrica) January 19, 2022
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