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'We can't allow police to disturb us from doing our job': Malema on clash with cops before SONA | News24

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EFF leader Julius Malema claims the physical altercation between the party's members and police outside City Hall in Cape Town on Thursday evening was due to officers trying to block the party from doing its job.

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