
President Zuma called for an end to xenophobic attacks earlier this week, which left five dead and thousands more displaced.
His concerns, however, seemed too unspirited for Mr. Malema who proclaimed that President Zuma’s statement and “body language did not suggest a leader.”
The opposition leader then reminisced about the days Cuban ex-pats educated him on the importance of understanding body language.
Mr. Malema’s diatribe continued on as he attacked members of President Zuma’s family. “Your own son continues to say these people must be killed...Your son is such a typical example of a family member you cannot whip in line.”