ANC passing from 'one corrupt fellow to another', says Malema As South Africa's ruling ANC party meets to "finalise" the departure of scandal-tainted President Jacob Zuma, who has refused to resign, pressure is mounting from opposition parties who have called for early elections. Julius Malema, leader of the radical opposition Economic Freedom Fighters party, says the ANC only wants Zuma to go because it is "time for Cyril's group to eat", accusing them of just "swopping from one corrupt fellow, to another corrupt fellow". SOUNDBITE