EFF leader, Julius Malema, has hit back at Public Enterprises Minister, Pravin Gordhan, who on Monday laid three criminal charges against the Commander In Chief.
Malema said on his Twitter that he too would be laying charges against Gordhan at the same police station in Brooklyn in Pretoria.
These charges would include money laundering, corruption, racketeering and fraud, perjury and the contravention of the Intelligence Act and the Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities Act.
The very public spat between the two came to a head after Malema lashed out at Gordhan and his family while he was testifying before the State Capture Commission.
Malema and the EFF last week repeatedly made allegations that Gordhan's daughter had done business with the state. Malema went as far as calling the minister a "dog" in service of white-owned businesses.
Gordhan has refuted the allegations against his daughter Anisha, but the EFF repeated its claims at the weekend.
Gordhan laid charges of crimen injuria, inciting public violence and defamation of character against Malema and his Deputy Floyd Shivambu.
