EFF slams UK over Malema visa row

EFF leader Julius Malema criticized the British High Commission for failing to process his UK visa, which prevented him from speaking at the Cambridge Africa Together Conference.
The EFF described the delay as bureaucratic suppression aimed at silencing political dissent and condemning Malema’s critique of UK imperialism and the British monarchy’s colonial history.
The party asserted that the UK is suppressing academic freedom and retaliating against Malema for his condemnation of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s role in the Iraq war.
Despite the visa setback, the EFF remains committed to building global solidarity against imperialism and capitalism.