Kunkuyu lied on Malema’s attendance to Alliance conference: Malawi ‘ban’ leaves EFF leader confused

South Africa’s EFF leader Julius Malema has come out in the open saying that the news of his ban to enter Malawi has left him confused as he does not know the reason he has been banned from the country and was ignorant of the fact that he was supposed to speak at a conference in the country.

Malema: I never spoke good or bad about the government of Malawi

In a Twitter post  Malema said: “I never spoke good or bad about the government of Malawi or the president of that country, but I’m told the government of Malawi banned me.”

On his scheduled visit to Malawi, he said: “Even that was not in my plans. But for what have I been banned because I was never scheduled to speak in Malawi.”

The EFF leader explained that the day he was supposed to be on his way to Malawi (Thursday August 24, 2017) he was in Limpopo attending to a funeral.

The organizers of the conference Transformation Alliance announced that they have invited Zambian opposition Leader Dr Saviour Chishimba and Malema to the conference with Chishimba confirming that he was scheduled to come to Malawi but has cancelled his plans due to security risks.

However, later there were reports alleging that Malawi Government has issued a letter declaring the two personae non gratae and that they are not supposed to be allowed to enter the country.

Malawi’s Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security Grace Obama Chiuma allegedly issued the letter addressed to South African Airways, the country’s Immigration Office and National Intelligence Bureau to deny Chishimba and Malema entry into the country.

“Please take notice that in exercise of the powers conferred on me by section 4 (1) (h) of the Immigrant Act, I declare the following persons to be prohibited immigrants to Malawi,” reads part of the letter.

Chiume has since distanced Malawi Government from the said letter while TA leader former cabinet minister Moses Kumkuyu is yet to explain himself on the announcement that came from his group.

The announcement even left the Malema’s party the EFF equally confused, not knowing what is going on, according to The Citizen news report.

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mgoloso
mgoloso
6 years ago

Typical of Kunkuyu – busy cheating himself and his stupid followers. Its shameful to see other people thinking that they are popular while the opposite is quite true. How could a very well minded person follow failed politicians like Kunkuyu who were rejected by people from their villages during the last elections.

Keep on cheating yourself and those that stupidly follow you

Chintumbewa
Chintumbewa
6 years ago

Moses Kumkuyu is a very dishonest. He is a shameless idiot who went to town selling a political rally using genuine political names and while hidding himself behind them. Deep down his heart he new his name cannot sell. He is a hopeless failed polititian. The country needs youthful leaders, yes, but he is certainly not one of them.

Keen Observer
Keen Observer
6 years ago

Cheap politicking trying to be popular yet it’s not yet to be. The times for Pressure Groups are long gone. Why should Malawians need a pressure group for what? The country has got countless opposition parties freely operating & well represented in the National Assembly so what’s the use of having a pressure group? To pressurise what?

mulopwana
mulopwana
6 years ago

Mr. Moses Kunkuyu what are you saying now?

Peloma Pepe
Peloma Pepe
6 years ago

Inu a Kunkuyu and Transformation Alliance, kodi mukyamba ndi mabodza, zinthu ndeee zikuyenderani? Shame on you!

Awize
Awize
6 years ago
Reply to  Peloma Pepe

I wrote on my page on Wednesday August 23, 2017 that these are just buying sympathy from Malawians. Trusting TA is putting yourself in auckward situation.

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