Malema called Helen Zille a "wrinkled old lady" after her Twitter comments

 


An ex-Democratic Alliance (DA) leader named Helen Zille tweeted earlier today that the DA had received a nationwide injunction. According to Helen Zille, the Democratic Alliance was able to get a nationwide injunction that forbade the Economic Freedom Fighters and their supporters from doing anything illegal during Monday's protests. She went on to say that the worldwide embargo will stop EFF supporters and members from disassembling any kind of explosive or flammable device. In contrast, Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema mocked and belittled the former Democratic Alliance leader in return. Julius Malema ridiculed and abused Helen Zille on his official Twitter account, claiming that she was old and had wrinkled skin. Julius Malema referred to Helen Zille as an elderly woman and implied that her face was riddled with wrinkles in the post. The Red Flag will be flown at a great height on Monday, and the phrase Shem Mokgekolo wa mashosho will be heard. This is what Julius Malema said on his Twitter account.

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