Jacob Zuma's surprise drop-in at Julius Malema's family home flips the script on their rivalry.
Zuma pays respects in Seshego
Zuma pays respects in Seshego
- Jacob Zuma led the MK Party bigwigs to the Malema place on Friday.
- They offered condolences for Martha Motlanalo Malema's death.
- Supporters from both EFF and MK chanted together outside.
- A private family chat happened before Zuma spoke to the crowd.
- He urged MK and EFF to team up for total black liberation.
- Stressed black South Africans stay oppressed post-freedom.
- Called for progressive forces to link arms now.
- Flew in from eSwatini just to show solidarity.
- EFF and MK crowds mixed peacefully during the visit.
- Both groups push radical land grabs and economic overhaul.
- The gesture cut through the usual fierce election beef.
- Observers see it sparking possible wider cooperation.
- Julius Malema's aunt passed away last week.
- Burial happens Saturday at the same Polokwane home.
- The family got broad political support and tributes.
- Moment humanised the sharp ideological clashes.