‘We are being bullied’ Julius Malema Reveals That Banks Won’t Allow His Son To Open An Account

‘We are being bullied’ Julius Malema Reveals That Banks Won’t Allow His Son To Open An Account

Julius Malema, the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), accused various banks in South Africa of discriminating against him and his son by declining their accounts. The controversial politician made these allegations during a press conference on Wednesday, 2 August.

Controversy Over a Struggle Song

This recent accusation comes in the wake of a different controversy Malema was involved in, concerning a struggle song he was seen singing. This has added further attention to the situation and raised questions about the banks’ actions.

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Bank Account Closure Over Last Name

During his address, Malema revealed that prominent banks such as FNB and Absa had closed his accounts, seemingly due to his last name. While he expressed not being surprised by the actions taken against him, he showed concern for his son’s situation.

Plight of Malema’s Son

Malema expressed his worries about his 17-year-old son, whose bank account was also declined. He emphasized that his son hadn’t caused harm to anyone and questioned the basis of the banks’ decision to deny him access to banking services.

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Accusation of Bullying by Banks

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“My banks have been closed by FNB, ABSA. My son’s bank is being declined from being opened – he’s 17 years old, he hasn’t done anything to anyone. We’re being bullied by banks in SA”💔

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During the press conference, Malema accused banks in South Africa of bullying him and his family. He called for South Africans to unite against these financial institutions, hinting at the possibility of physical action in response to their actions.

Malema’s Family

Julius Malema is a public figure whose personal life has drawn attention over the years. He is currently married to his wife Mantwa, and they have two sons together, Munzhedzi and Kopano. Additionally, Malema has a firstborn child named Ratanang from a previous relationship.

Seeking Resolution

The allegations made by Julius Malema against FNB and Absa have sparked public interest, with many questioning the banks’ actions and the potential implications of such decisions on individuals and their families. The EFF leader’s call to mobilize against these banks indicates that the issue may not be resolved easily and could have broader implications for the banking industry in South Africa.