Ushered in by eight motor bikers, Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambu have arrived at the Marikana koppies where supporters celebrate the party’s launch.
Julius Malema speaks to the Mail & Guardian ahead of the official launch of the Economic Freedom Fighters in Marikana.
The ruling party seems to be taking Economic Freedom Fighters leader’s claims of huge support among the youth seriously.
During the build-up to its launch, the EFF has announced it will look into the partial nationalisation of mines if it becomes SA’s next ruling party.
After receiving its registration certificate from the IEC, the EFF announced it will not be intimidated by other political parties.
EFF leader Julius Malema has sought to assure white people that genocide would not be committed if land grabbing did take place in South Africa.
The Economic Freedom Fighters claims Agang SA has lured its members to defect after Agang welcomed more than 100 former EFF members.
EFF founder Julius Malema has slammed the ANC, saying black people will never own land as long as the party is in charge.
As Tlokwe residents elect three new municipal councillors, EFF members have focused on the two wards contested by independent candidates.
The Economic Freedom Fighters plan to launch educational workshops that teach governance using the theories of communists such as Marx and Lenin.
The opposition’s fervent support of the Marikana miners has been read as political opportunism, but civilians behind the campaign seem okay with it.
Protesters marched on the Union Buildings in Pretoria to present the government with their demands for better legal representation.
The Economic Freedom Fighters has expressed its support of a march to appeal for legal funding by surviving Marikana miners and their families.
Uncharitable wags are suggesting that behind Julius Malema’s epistemological conversion lies the lure of lucre.
Julius Malema’s Economic Freedom Fighters got the nod from the Independent Electoral Commission and can officially be called a political party.
For all his imagined good intentions, Julius Malema is a political predator we could do without in our torched landscape, writes Adrian Ephraim.
Kenny Kunene has resigned from the EFF’s leadership before its revolution had a chance to take off, but the party says he’s still a member.
The Economic Freedom Fighters is postponing its planned official launch in Marikana in the North West this weekend, it said.
EFF commander in chief Julius Malema said Lonmin and the ANC government butchered people on August 16 and should be reminded of that.
The Economic Freedom Fighters have warned that all those with a radical agenda will be isolated and portrayed as anti-ANC leading up to the elections.
The Economic Freedom Fighters have submitted documents to register as a political party, says the Independent Electoral Commission.
The Economic Freedom Fighters and Democratic Alliance have lauded the health minister for using the Steve Biko Academic Hospital for surgery.
But the upstart party, fighting its first electoral battle, has been given a taste of party politicking.
At least 38% of South African youth feel the Economic Freedom Fighters’ key policies will win them support, according to a survey.
From Julius Malema’s Economic Freedom Fighters, Glencore Xstrata to why women leaders are our best export, readers express their views.
With his usual flair for style, Julius Malema has dressed the active members of his new political party, Economic Freedom Fighters, in red berets.
Julius Malema’s EFF is ready to register at the IEC to contest the 2014 elections, but they need money for their red berets.
Julius Malema has alleged that the tax case against him is a politically motivated conspiracy run by a group of Indians ‘in bed’ with Afrikaners.
Twenty years into democracy and the ANC-led government has not delivered basic services, Economic Freedom Fighter’s leader Julius Malema has said.
The Economic Freedom Fighters will advocate the integration of Africa by eliminating national borders, according to its founding manifesto.
A reader accuses Julius Malema’s new party of hijacking the plight of the poor.
The election season is almost here. Any political party that takes it lightly may ultimately pay the price.