“I don’t want to see your children working for a white man, and we don’t want you to say a white man is your medicine,” Malema said to the Seshego community. He made this statement whilst handing over a tractor to the community so that they need not be dependant on a white man. Malema wants the people to rather develop their own agriculture.
“With the tractor it will be possible to cultivate the land,” he said during the festival on the Kgobokanang Sports Ground.
The radical leader apparently said the event was aimed at teaching younger black people to take care of themselves and to not turn their backs on older people when they became successful.
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