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Pan Africanism, peaceful battle.

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Mr. Julius Malema Opposition leader South Africa

Battle of peace and love.
The demonstrations in South Africa has taken another root, this after the opposition leader Mr. Julius Malema of EFF Party was covered chanting "Shoot to kill" and " Kill the Boer," 
Killing the Boer in this context means killing the whites who mainly are rich farmers.
His ranting during the Economic Freedom Fighters' 10th anniversary rally at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on 29th July 2023 is now wreaking havoc and is now in the global image.
The South African Court of Appeal is where Mr Julius Malema should be lawfully arraigned for incitement of violence.
Photo courtesy. President Cyril Ramaphosa South Africa

Pressure is mounting on Cyril Ramaphosa's Government concerning the remarks by Julius Malema that if such statements are given airtime or allowed then the whites in South Africa are in danger and are urging the Government to take actions against him.Mr Elon Musk the world billionaire, and owner of Twitter was agitated by Malema's words.
"Ramaphosa why do you say nothing?" Mr. Elon Musk tweeted. He urged the Government led by Cyril Ramaphosa to address the Malema's words " kill the Boer."
Mr. Musk is the Twitter owner, and CEO of Tesla. He is South African born.
photo courtesy: Facebook. Mr. Elon Musk X company owner.

Over long period, Mr. Malema through his speech have been campaigning for the Africanism and he seems to be Pan Africanist. 
When he uttered such statement then he is somehow demoting himself from the moral war to war of disobedience and hatred.
It is the heart of every true African to see Africa prospering from all dimensions, the fight for hundred percent liberation for Africa is achievable but not by hatred and hate speech.

"Kill the Boer." 
Even as we wait for the justice to be served, whether he will be charged and found guilty or be left free that lies with the judicial system but morality should always prevail in every war.
We are all human beings we should not desire killing one another.
The Ubuntu spirit is not worth dying at the hands of the politicians.
We are Africans. I am an African.
I'm proud to be African Child.
Africa is my pride.

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