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South Africa's firebrand MP banned from entering UK

BBC NewsThursday, June 19, 2025 at 11:57:29 AM
South Africa's firebrand MP banned from entering UK
South Africa's controversial opposition leader Julius Malema has been barred from entering the UK, with British authorities labeling him "non-conducive to the public good." The decision highlights ongoing tensions around Malema's fiery rhetoric and political stance, which has often sparked debate both at home and abroad.
Editor’s Note: Malema is a polarizing figure—loved by some for his populist, anti-establishment messaging and criticized by others for his confrontational style. The UK's ban isn't just about one politician; it reflects broader concerns about how democracies handle divisive figures. For South Africans, it’s another chapter in Malema's contentious career, but internationally, it raises questions about free speech, diplomacy, and who gets to decide what’s "good" for the public.
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