About a week ago, South Africa's opposition party, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), held its National People's Assembly at Nasrec in Johannesburg. Political analyst Sandile Swana has weighed in on the credibility of the newly elected leadership to guide the party forward. Party leader Julius Malema was re-elected unopposed, along with five other leaders who now make up the party's top six.

Swana has claimed that the EFF is facing internal challenges, alleging that white monopoly capital has infiltrated the party by planting double agents. He also addressed the curious silence of former EFF spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, which has raised questions among observers. Channel Africa's reporter Michael Mbewe spoke with Sandile Swana for more insights....

<p>About a week ago, South Africa's opposition party, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), held its National People's Assembly at Nasrec in Johannesburg. Political analyst Sandile Swana has weighed in on the credibility of the newly elected leadership to guide the party forward. Party leader Julius Malema was re-elected unopposed, along with five other leaders who now make up the party's top six.</p>
<p>Swana has claimed that the EFF is facing internal challenges, alleging that white monopoly capital has infiltrated the party by planting double agents. He also addressed the curious silence of former EFF spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, which has raised questions among observers. Channel Africa's reporter Michael Mbewe spoke with Sandile Swana for more insights....</p>

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