Julius Malema Urges Men to Give Women Money as Compensation for Oppression

📅 Published: August 16, 2025

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They were oppressed three times more than us as men, and therefore, we have a duty to compensate them because they’ve gone through pain, and they still go through pain,” he said.

He linked this call for financial support to broader issues of gender-based violence, urging men to protect, respect, and provide for women in their lives.

Addressing Absent Fathers Turning to the problem of absent fathers, Malema proposed that under an EFF government, men who fail to pay child maintenance would be blacklisted, preventing them from participating economically. “When you don’t support your child, you are creating a criminal in our community,” he warned, stressing the long-term harm caused by neglecting parental responsibilities.

Part of a Larger Gender Equality Conversation Malema’s remarks come amid a wider national focus on women’s empowerment.

During the official National Women’s Day commemorations, President Cyril Ramaphosa also underscored the importance of financial empowerment for women.

Julius Malema comments have since generated significant buzz on social media, drawing both praise and criticism.

Supporters have applauded his call for accountability and economic justice, while detractors argue that his proposals oversimplify complex socio-economic issues. on Google News for Immediate Updates Tags: Julius Malema. 🔗

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