South African politician is prohibited in the UK at the home office

A controversial policy in the middle of the country’s races has been denied in an entry in the UK.

The home office said Julius Malema “is not good for the public” and the entry was “unwanted”.

In a letter published by local media outlet News, the UK government mentioned his voice support for Hamas, including his aspects to arm his side, including speech on October 7.

The UK also raised the threat to call “white murder” and “take weapons” as a reason for condemnation.

It was fourth in the elections of the South African Parliamentary Factist (EFF) aspect aspect, as he declined as “cowardice” and said it would cause a democratic discussion.

Malema stands out in a video made by Donald Trump President. Cyril Ramaphosa president of South Africa visit to the White House.

This is the second time Malema has been denied in the UK for two months.

He said that the UK government sent his request too late. This time, a British official in South Africa told BBC to the “substantive decision”.

The UK said he has no appeal and likely that he would deny a future application, according to 24 news.