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Malema proposes R4 500 monthly grant for pensioners

SABC News Politics ·

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema says pensioners should be paid a monthly grant of R4 500, saying that many are the backbone of their families.

Malema was speaking at the launch of the EFF’s provincial manifesto in Emalahleni, Mpumalanga , where scores of supporters gathered.

He says there is enough money available, but alleges that funds are being misappropriated.

“There’s no one here who can ever say grand-mom never looked after me, they are all the products of grandmothers that’s why the money must go to them because they look after our children, we must support them and fight for them, because fighting for them is fighting for black families, they are the heads of black families.” LGE 2026 | EFF leader Julius Malema is calling on South Africans to use their votes to remove the ANC from power, accusing the governing party of failing to address poverty and corruption. pic.twitter.com/cIKCXIFVw9 — SABC News (@SABCNews) September 5, 2026

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