Acting Herald Editor Tichaona Zindoga has alleged that the late Zimbabwean strongman Robert Mugabe funded South Africa’s Julius Malema with some 1 Million worth of an unnamed currency.
Zindoga was commenting after Malema launched an attack on President Emmerson Mnangagwa for seeking to hijack the burial of Mugabe.
Said Zindoga, “How much has the moribund G40 paid Malema for recent Mugabe funeral histrionics here & in SA? By the way, a sore point with ANC cadres I met in SA in the immediate aftermath of Malema breakaway is how he was funded by Mugabe some cool million or so.”
Deputy Government Spokesperson Energy Mutodi said Malema was trying to attract Grace Mugabe who is now a rich widow.
How much has the moribund G40 paid @Julius_S_Malema for recent Mugabe funeral histrionics here & in SA? By the way, a sore point with @MYANC cadres I met in SA in the immediate aftermath of Malema breakaway is how he was funded by #Mugabe some cool million or so. @rangamataire
— tichaona zindoga (@TichZindoga) September 23, 2019
Julius Malema was foul-mouthed when he visited Zimbabwe. It’s unfortunate he tried to impress the former First Lady Grace by denigrating President Mnangagwa. Grace still looks young and is filthy rich and Malema decided to take a dig on the government in order to impress her.” On Monday Malema said Grace was a strong widow who will not be pushed by arrivalists.
In other news – Public Works owed R76.8m in unpaid rental fees
A total of R76.8 million was currently outstanding in unpaid rental fees for properties under Public Works and Infrastructure Department’s custodianship. Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille revealed this on Monday in a written response to a parliamentary question from DA’s Patricia Kopane.
In her written reply, De Lille said the Pretoria region owed R37.5m, Cape Town R11.7m, Johannesburg R9m, Kimberly R6.4m, Mmabatho R3.9m, Polokwane R3.6m, Durban R1.5m, Port Elizabeth region R1.3m, Bloemfontein R838 059, Mthatha R420 743 and Nelspruit R279 513. Read more
Source: hararelive
