Zuma is a president in crisis says Malema

EXPELLED ANC Youth League president Julius Malema has made it a habit to attack President Jacob Zuma each time he is given a public platform.

Last night - when he addressed the Friends of the Youth League in Polokwane, Limpopo - was no different.

Malema continued to hurl insults at President Jacob Zuma in his first public address since he returned from London last week.

He told the packed hall Zuma was leading his office only by occupying it, while the youth were leading with ideas.

"Zuma is a president in crisis. The ANC is an organisation in crisis because of Zuma."

Malema urged his supporters not to trust Zuma lest he sneak into their bedrooms to indulge in sexual activities with their children - as he did "when he visited Khoza [Orlando Pirates chairman Irvin Khoza] and had sex with the soccer supremo's daughter and impregnated her".

He said Zuma was chairman of the SA National Aids Council when he had sex with the daughter of yet another friend. He told the crowd Zuma was misleading the youth by engaging in sex with an HIV-positive woman without the use of protection.

Malema then asked: " What kind of a leader would also get married every weekend?" and added that there were no textbooks in Limpopo because "the money to purchase the books was used to pay for Zuma's wives".

"If the ANC wants to save itself from further embarrassment it must vote Zuma out."

He said he had been embarrassed in London when asked how many wives he had.