MALEMA: SOUTH AFRICA STILL UNDER APARTHEID ECONOMY

South Africans have just marked three decades since apartheid officially ended. But while the collapse of that oppressive system no doubt improved the lives of the country's indigenous Black population, there are concerns that the racist regime's economic structures remain mostly intact - and continue to deny Black people opportunities to fully participate in the country's economy.

In this speech from 2016, Pan-African politician and leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters party Julius Malema explains how this was no accident, but rather the result of agreements that leaders of the then-liberation movement and now-ruling party, the African National Congress (ANC), reached with White capitalists in the run-up to the end of apartheid.

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