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Julius Malema, leader of the EFF on Heritage Day again called that the Kruger National Park’s name should be changed and that “Die Stem” should be removed from the national anthem.

According to Malema, the country must call for a collective legacy for a fairer future after a divided, painful and unjust past.

According to Malema, the beginning of all heritage is land and it is the foundation of African people’s claim to any heritage.

“We therefore reiterate our call for land redistribution without compensation for equal redistribution to ensure that land is returned to its rightful owners.”

The party further demanded that the names of public places with “colonial and apartheid names” be changed.

“All statues of apartheid and colonial killers must be removed, including street and public places names such as the Kruger National Park.”

The EFF also wants the na
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There is an immense fear of the uncovering of the truth that secretly exists amongst those black nations that have benefited greatly through their brutal corruption and exploitation of Africa and the African people for many decades. This profound fear has resulted in black governments secretly deploying an elaborate and ongoing system to protect themselves from Black retribution. A good example of this is in South Africa.

It’s no strange coincidence that countless numbers of Black people are pointing blame outward at the failures of their economies, and societies. They always perceive themselves as being the perpetual victim, and think favorable of those black leaders who represent corruption, tribalism and dictatorships, in spite of a brutal history proving this is a destructive direction for their advancement. These thoughts and perceptions, that clearly benefit corrupt black leaders, have been deliberately and shrewdly indoctrinated into the minds of
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