Former Eskom chief executive Brian Molefe on Tuesday lost his bid to have the DA and EFF excluded from his Labour Court case to get his job back.
In the last four years, the Economic Freedom Fighters have shown exceptional political acumen in capitalising on civil unrest.
As Malema spoke, a pair of makeshift coffins were passed through the Boipatong crowd. One read "Rest in Pain Zuma"
EFF had threatened to break with the DA in coalition metros unless Zille was fired
The city remains without a mayor after the council vehemently rejected the speaker’s calls to nominate a new mayor.
The Economic Freedom Fighters and Pan Africanist movement dominate Cape university SRCs.
The Presidency in an unprecedented move, is hosting a state visit at night to avoid protest gaffes
The EFF said it will march to tell Zuma that the party is not happy that he is alive or president of the country.
Just hours after the opposition parties’ meeting, Standard & Poor’s made its credit downgrade.
People must choose: solve problems through democratic dialogue or intolerant violence, writes Vishwas Satgar.
The president contacted affected cabinet ministers individually ahead of the formal announcement
On Tuesday, the premier bemoaned the reaction to "her statement of fact".
Nationalisation would leave people at the mercy of a government that has already proven to be self-serving and intent on growing personal wealth.
The world is deep in the throes of a disinformation era through fake news, alternative facts and post truth.
The partnerships in municipalities will be tested as the parties decide on budgets and priorities
Another year of brawls, slogans, insults and old politics which dominated Parliament.
"Suffice to say, if they do not, the EFF will make sure that Parliament dissolves them as soon as possible," said Mbuyiseni Ndlozi.
The party’s leader, Julius Malema, had earlier addressed thousands of supporters as they stood in Church Square in Tshwane.
But the disgruntled members say they will fight to get rid of Floyd Shivambu and other leaders, and remain in the party.
South Africa is in a tryst with tumultuous times as coalitions take shape to unlock hung municipalities following the 2016 local government elections.
The EFF is sending a strong message to South Africans that it wants to be known as the only political home for radical change.
The ANC has reason to be worried as opposition party leader Julius Malema and the EFF begin to show maturity and seriousness.
National policy issues can now take centre stage, but sacrfices will have to be made in order to achieve them
The EFF’s commander-in-chief made it clear that neutrality is not an option and will thus back the DA in the major hung metros.
Mmusi Maimane and UDM leader Bantu Holomisa also each donated R50 000 of their own personal funds to the trust.
The EFF leader said they would provide jobs and good service delivery as he introduced the party’s new councillor in Marikana.
The Democratic Alliance and ANC are set to begin the horse-trading in the municipalities and metros that failed to produce an outright majority.
Economic Freedom Fighters commander-in-chief says news channel ‘promotes racketeering and fraud’.
Several women who participated in protests for jobs last Thursday say members of the Marikana SAPS assaulted them before arresting them.
With just two days left before the local government elections, I haven’t as yet decided where I will place my ‘X’ on the ballot paper.
Malema was greeted by cheering crowds inside the stadium comprising of both youth and the elderly.
The EFF is ‘disgusted’ by the decision to reinstate Marius Fransman as party leader in the Western Cape, spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi said.