Julius Malema, the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF) party in South Africa, has declared that he will reverse the work done by King Charles III during his recent visit to Kenya.

Speaking as soon as he landed in Kenya on Thursday morning, Malema insisted that the King's visit had no bearing on the advancement of Kenya and Africa because he ignored the horrors inflicted upon Kenyans during British colonial rule.

"The British know what they did to the Kenyan people and they have no business putting their foot here except that they should pay reparations to Kenyans because that is the only genuine we will accept from the British," he stated.


"...unless they are able to commit the trillions of pounds to try and heal the deep wound they have left in Kenya, we are here to correct that mess. If he left a message of colonialism and imperialism we are here to undo the work that he did during his visit."

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At today's (November 9) Pan African Institute (PAI) launch at Lukenya University in Makueni County, Malema will be the special guest.

Professor PLO Lumumba, the chairman of PAI, will serve as the event's host.