The ANC has reason to be worried as opposition party leader Julius Malema and the EFF begin to show maturity and seriousness.
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.
The Economic Freedom Fighters promise to do what no other party has achieved, with utopian rhetoric and little to no pragmatism.
Parliament’s inability to differentiate between itself, the state and the ruling party is shutting down free speech.
This series of articles looks at the dedicated volunteers who take the message of their political parties to the people. This week: the EFF.
ANC chief whip Jackson Mthembu claimed that EFF leader Julius Malema’s bodyguards breached the security of Parliament, putting MPs’ lives at risk.
The ANC has distanced itself from comments made by ANC Youth League president Collen Maine who allegedly called for war with the EFF.
The EFF again attempted to stop Jacob Zuma from speaking in the National Assembly on Wednesday, which led to a violent brawl with protection services.
In their competition for local votes the ANC, DA and EFF have interesting ideas of what ‘the people’ want.
ANC chief whip Jackson Mthembu warned Julius Malema that, like the right-wing group that tried to overthrow government, prison would be his ‘home’.
In his speech in the presidency’s budget debate on Wednesday, the opposition leader called Zuma a thief and the ANC’s “looter in chief”, among others.
This follows EFF leader Julius Malema’s vow in March this year that he would not allow the president to speak in Parliament again.
During a heated exchange in Parliament on Tuesday, EFF MP Nazier Paulsen referred to DA MP Yusuf Cassim as a “Zionist sell-out kaffir”.
Keen to keep the focus on its election manifesto, the EFF has labelled the ANC’s treason charges against Julius Malema ‘bizarre’.
The National Assembly motion to remove Jacob Zuma as president was lost on Tuesday evening, with 233 votes against his impeachment.
“The whole country now waits with bated breath to hear whether […] the ANC will do the right thing and relieve us of this crippling nightmare.”
The Constitutional Court will today pass judgment regarding Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla home. Here’s what that will entail.
Speaking at his Unisa graduation ceremony on Wednesday, EFF leader Julius Malema predicted the Constitutional Court would rule against the president.
Human Rights Day, called Sharpeville Day by some, was marked by politicians’ speaking on the subject across the country.
Rifts are showing in the ruling party after revelations that the Gupta family offered various ANC members positions in the South African Cabinet.
Those who live in dictatorships watched in awe as Julius Malema led a campaign to test the ANC’s commitment to the rule of law, writes Bheki Makhubu.
The ANC, DA and EFF have spoken out against the escalating violence and apparent deterioration of race relations across SA’s universities.
The Concourt has reserved judgment on the EFF and DA’s application that President Zuma be ordered to pay back some of the money spent on Nkandla.
The EFF claimed the fight, started by the Democratic Alliance, about the presidential scandal as its supporters filled the streets.