South Africa’s Julius Malema is in Kenya. The Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF) party leader Julius Malema says that his visit to Kenya involves undoing the work King Charles III did when he visited Kenya a week ago.
Speaking upon his arrival in Kenya on Wednesday morning, Malema maintained that the King’s visit was insignificant to Kenya’s and Africa’s development since he did not address the atrocities meted out to Kenyans during British colonial rule.
“The British people know what they did to Kenyans and they have no business putting their foot here,” he said.
He insists that the British pay Kenya reparations, which will be Kenya’s only genuine apology.
“Unless they try to bring trillions of pounds to heal the deep wound they left in Kenya.”
He is among the keynote speakers at the launch of the Panafrican Institute.
The Institute is a lobby group being championed by young politicians from across the continent to push for the integration of the continent.
Malema is the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), a party he formed after ditching the ruling African National Congress (ANC) over the position the independence party was taking.
