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Henry Walsh. 16 Dec Carl Niehaus announced on Thursday that he and members of his newly formed political group will throw their weight behind that of the EFF. Niehaus, formerly a staunch ANC member and nowadays leader of the African Radical Economic Transformation Alliance (Areta), made this announcement on Thursday on X The ANC has fired controversial staffer Carl Niehaus. Niehaus, a staunch supporter of both suspended ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule and former president Jacob Zuma, has until 11am on Friday Former MKMVA and ANC spokesperson Carl Niehaus has launched his own party, the African Radical Economic Transformation Alliance. During the launch, he lambasted the ANC, which he served under for 43 years, as being ideologically bankrupt when it comes to uplifting poor South Africans. Niehaus did not dismiss the possibility of