The EFF announces its land occupation programme, calling for the invasion of unoccupied land across the country.
Dissent among the red berets emerged after it was alleged Julius Malema and his allies were purging those suspected of wanting to form a new party.
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/ 14 January 2015
While putting questions to the president during his State of the Nation address isn’t against the rules, doing so would go against the "norm".
The EFF has a clear plan for the year, which varies from holding the executive accountable, to encouraging land grabs.
The EFF says that the ANC’s lack of foresight is to blame for the energy issues affecting South Africa, and not apartheid, as Jacob Zuma has said.
Julius Malema returns from his honeymoon to occupy Table Mountain – and Jacob Zuma will hold garage sales to pay off land reform debts.
Okay, it was an election year, but 2014 saw ever more books on South African politics emerge. Shaun de Waal rounds up the most notable of them.
However, the ANC says the lifting on suspensions and sanctions only serves to delay the implementation of sanctions against the 20 EFF members.
Brother and sister Tiisetso and Manthemba Teffo make the bulk of their profit these days embroidering and printing EFF merchandise.
The EFF elected Juju unopposed in its first election. He spoke to Matuma Letsoalo about preventing a "cult of personality" from ruining the party.
Comments by EFF members concerning invading unoccupied land has garnered criticism, as well as a criminal charge.
The Gauteng arm of the EFF sang anti-Malema songs during the second day of the party’s national assembly, disrupting nomination proceedings.
The EFF says that Jacob Zuma, Gwede Mantashe and Cyril Ramaphosa all "hide behind black economic empowerment, a posture for capitalism".
Shivambu now has a master’s degree. It’s an actual qualification, and so we wondered what advice he’d give to those who wished they had a degree.
EFF leader Julius Malema says he does not want to start a personality cult by having settlements named after him.
Most committees are weak, lack political will, discourage public input and prevent oversight on spending.
EFF leader Julius Malema is happy for Keobakile "Papiki" Babuile to stand as a party official while he appeals his "flawed" conviction.
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/ 28 November 2014
The EFF said it would go to court over the suspension of 12 of its MPs from Parliament after they chanted "pay back the money" to Zuma over Nkandla.
EFF MPs have been suspended from Parliament without pay for disrupting proceedings when they shouted "pay back the money" at the president.
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/ 26 November 2014
Floyd Shivambu has warned Baleka Mbete that if President Zuma does not come to Parliament the EFF will disrupt his state of the nation address.
A 25 minute special sitting of the National Assembly has been convened, seemingly to ensure EFF MPs are suspended without pay before the holidays.
Beeld newspaper tweeted that EFF leader Julius Malema was pushed by a security guard at Emoyeni conference centre today. Obviously, Twitter went wild.
The ANC’s attempt to censure the EFF MPs who chanted "pay back the money" was pushed back by a united front from the opposition parties in Parliament.
By ignoring historical context in Parliament the ANC has blurred the line between rule and practice.
A former Gauteng EFF leader admitted to being backed by an unknown source in his battle against Julius Malema.
No Facebook: The EFF’s first test of internal democracy is falling apart over arbitrary ‘disqualifications’ and the policy of democratic centralism.
Cyril Ramaphosa traded the salaries of errant EFF MPs for a promise by opposition parties that they will respect Parliament’s rules in future.
Despite being "traumatised" after being forcibly removed from Parliament, EFF MP Reneilwe Mashabela says nothing will keep her away from Parliament.
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/ 5 November 2014
A parliamentary committee has found EFF members who chanted "pay back the money" at Jacob Zuma guilty, but some MPs disagree with the verdict.
The EFF’s chief whip has apologised "unconditionally" for flipping the bird at Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa in Parliament.
The EFF "deliberately and intentionally refused to comply with the speaker’s instructions" in Parliament, the Powers and Privileges Committee heard.
More witnesses are expected to give evidence to the parliamentary inquiry investigating 20 EFF MPs after opposition parties threatened to withdraw.