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WATCH: Malema goes after restaurants for employing foreigners

by Lerisha Naidu

09 Jan 2022 at 06:32hrs | Views

"We want locals to be prioritized for employment. We must visit hospitality venues and ask them how many South Africans they are hiring," says EFF Julius Malema.

Malema goes after restaurants for employing foreigners pic.twitter.com/Ve1NJM89lW
— Bulawayo24 News (@Bulawayo24News) January 9, 2022

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