and work with, for example, julius malema, who has said come and have a chat with me over whiskey, don't mr malema is willing to build a state ofjustice in this country, jobs and focus on the future of this country, i will work with him, but i'm not going to work with people who want to advance any other view outside of that. so we are building this movement for south africans to go together. would he be the kingmaker and you the king? laughs. let's cross that bridge when we get to it. my focus now is building this movement of all south africans, and people are responding positively. because the silent vote in this country are those that are not voting. the silent voice are the civil society, the citizens who are excluded from this economy. this movement must be able to say, let's work with those people, fight for an inclusive economy, build a nonracialfuture, and i believe that parties from different sectors will come together. if i was an anc strategist, i would start more parties. i want to bring people together so we build one future for south africa. mmusi maimane, thank you very mu

julius malema would vigorously reject that. he can reject that, but...yril ramaphosa's state of the nation address. on what basis? because all they wanted to argue was about personal issues of all party matters. it wasn't about the ideological direction of this country, south africans are starved for an alternative. if the eff is not an alternative, it's basically a socialist leftist organisation, which is fundamentally just a militant version of the anc. but he's tapping into a mood that is popular with many particularly young south africans, for example, the student protests about fees must fall in 2015, he... they are not eff orchestrated. no, they aren't, but he has captured the mood there, where as you tried in october of 2015 to go to the university in cape town to show your solidarity with the students, what happened, there were boos and chants, you were told to leave. this was a bunch of people from one of the unions in the university. they were arguing a different case. i want to reiterate what the starvation in south africa is for a vision of a