Johannesburg — Former ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema has labelled President Jacob Zuma a tribalist, dictator and an angry man, SABC radio reported yesterday.

“But comrades you must know the real man, the man for his own family, the man who has no interest for his own people, the man for his tribe . . . the man whom we said was a unifier, the ANC today is more divided,” he said at a rally in Thohoyandou, Limpopo, last Friday night.

Malema was expelled from the ANC for unfavourably comparing Zuma’s leadership style to that of former president Thabo Mbeki, and for remarks on bringing about regime change in Botswana.

Malema last Friday said Zuma should not be re-elected for a second term.

“What is the legacy of President Zuma? His legacy is that of being interrelate to the youth, is that of expelling those who disagree with him.

“Why is President Zuma reshuffling every day — it is because his choices are not good. He is exposing himself nobody is exposing him . . .”

Malema warned ANC Zuma supporters that one day Zuma would turn against them. — SAPA