MySol Fires Back at Julius Malema, Says EFF Leader Has “One Bar of Energy”

MySol has responded to Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema following a verbal attack at a campaign rally in South Africa, with the exchange attracting attention on social media.

The businessman reportedly took a swipe at Malema after the politician criticised him during a rally in Madibeng, in the North West province. In a message circulating online, MySol suggested that Malema had very little energy left, using the phrase that the EFF leader had “just one bar of energy.”

The exchange has fuelled discussions among social media users, with some interpreting the comment as a direct response to Malema’s remarks about the businessman.

During the rally, Malema addressed thousands of supporters and called for local mines to benefit ordinary South Africans rather than remain under the control of wealthy individuals.

The EFF leader urged residents to challenge the influence of rich businesspeople in the mining industry. He also took a direct swipe at MySol, referring to him as a “small boy” and declaring that he was not afraid of wealthy individuals who believed their money made them untouchable.

Malema’s remarks appeared to reflect the EFF’s broader position on economic transformation, particularly its calls for communities to benefit more directly from the country’s mineral resources.

The disagreement reportedly began after MySol appeared on MacG’s Podcast and Chill, where he allegedly dismissed Malema and indicated that he did not have time for the politician.

Malema’s subsequent comments at the rally have now drawn a response from the businessman, turning their disagreement into a widely discussed topic online.

The exchange has divided social media users. Some EFF supporters have backed Malema’s argument that communities should benefit more from mining activities, while others have defended MySol, pointing to his reported business activities, job creation and contributions to society.

The disagreement has also reignited conversations about wealth, political influence and who should benefit most from South Africa’s mineral resources.

However, the reported statement that Malema would die soon has not been independently established by the supplied account. The phrase about having “just one bar of energy” appears to be the specific remark attributed to MySol.

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