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Malema Wedding Pictures Set Twitter A flutter

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AFRICANGLOBE – Despite Julius Malema making it clear his wedding would be a private affair, the internet age has had the final say.

Pictures from his wedding made the rounds on Saturday night, with Twitter user Polokwane Queen (@Mz_Terryenhla) being among the first to post pictures.

Malema was photograpped in royal blue suit while his bride, Mantwa Matlala, was radiant in a colourful dress.

Malema had warned that he wanted privacy on his wedding day and said any gatecrashers would be turned away.

 

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