EFF reacts to Ndlozi rape allegations statement by police
The EFF has welcomed the police statement on, setting the record straight in Ndlozi rape matter. The party says it is, however, concerned that the newspaper published defamatory information against Ndlozi and not even a withdrawal of the article will lessen the damage done to his reputation. In a statement, the party says it is…
The EFF has welcomed the police statement on, setting the record straight in Ndlozi rape matter.
The party says it is, however, concerned that the newspaper published defamatory information against Ndlozi and not even a withdrawal of the article will lessen the damage done to his reputation.
In a statement, the party says it is aware of coordinated attempts to criminalise EFF leaders through false crime allegations.
“The leadership of the EFF is fully aware that there are coordinated attempts to criminalise leaders of the EFF through false allegations of crime, including rape allegations. There are embedded elements within the state working with the establishments that are hellbent on linking EFF leaders to crime because they think such will prevent the unavoidable meteoric rise of the EFF to political power here in South Africa. We call on all the leaders of the EFF to be on alert because the enemy is out to get us.”
The EFF says the Gender-Based Violence crisis is a huge problem in South Africa and as such, must never be used to fight political battles.
