Economic Freedom Fighters spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi says the ruling party is involved in a campaign to disrupt their activities.
‘Mother of EFF’ accuses parliamentary security guards of continuous sexual harassment.
This series of articles looks at the dedicated volunteers who take the message of their political parties to the people. This week: the EFF.
After causing chaos in Parliament on various occasions, the EFF members have been requested by the Democratic Alliance to pay.
The DA already rules out the possibility of a coalition with the EFF due to “different values”.
In their competition for local votes the ANC, DA and EFF have interesting ideas of what ‘the people’ want.
Keen to keep the focus on its election manifesto, the EFF has labelled the ANC’s treason charges against Julius Malema ‘bizarre’.
If there are hung local councils after the August 3 elections, minnow parties could play kingmakers.
The Economic Freedom Fighters have demanded that the sports minister spend more time developing Banyana Banyana and less time on social media.
Readers write in about the State of the Nation Address, racism, and the value of history.
The EFF is consolidating its role as a pacesetter in South Africa’s opposition politics.
Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema has alleged that the money Zuma pledged to pay for Nkandla upgrades will likely come from the Guptas.
The DA has set up the EFF for another opportunity to show what real opposition to Zuma ought to look like.
Fifty percent of South Africans are under 30 and the majority are unemployed.
A Concourt decision to set aside the by-elections results in Tlokwe has left opposition parties questioning the motives of both the ANC and IEC.
Analysts say some of the requirements could be met successfully but others are non-starters.
Readers write in about Cyril Ramaphosa, ancient Egypt and Homo naledi, and the EFF.
The Economic Freedom Fighters are planning to turn to the courts to combat what it views as unconstitutional action taken against Julius Malema.
Transformation "doesn’t mean you must beat up people" says the Wits VC, who stands by the suspension of seven students despite a staff petition.
Ahead of a policy review meeting, the ruling party says acting in haste may see it repenting at leisure.
Parties agree the EFF has turned apolitical messages of condolence and praise from Parliament into political tools and need a rule to govern motions.
The fraud trial of Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema and his co-accused is expected to start in Polokwane on Monday.
Economic Freedom Fighter MP Emanuel Mtileni says the pic on social media was of him napping during a lunch hour in Burgersfort and not in Parliament.
A new political party is needed to replace Julius Malema’s, says former Economic Freedom Fighters commissar Andile Mngxitama.
In the two years since its formation, the EFF has cemented itself in the public by its spectacular show of force in rallies across the country.
The Economic Freedom Fighters have rejected the latest amendments to the e-tolling system, saying the borders infringe on freedom of movement.
A high court ruling highlights how Parliament’s presiding officers fail to act impartially.
Political leaders are using their financial largesse to ensure loyalty from those dependent on them.
The EFF has said the ruling party is too accommodating in its approach to the removal of symbols that glorify colonisation and apartheid.
Parliament’s programming committee has demanded that Zuma appears before the House by the end of April instead of the proposed November 3 session.
The members have alleged violation of the party’s constitution as well as the rules governing the election that saw Julius Malema voted in as leader.
The latest suspensions follow the party’s suspension of Andile Mngxitama and MP Khanyisile Litchfield-Tshabalala on Tuesday.