The EFF leader is likely to receive a certificate allowing him to be a candidate in the upcoming election, but he could be disqualified in future.
Following Julius Malema’s calls for white people to join the EFF, a party member says Afrikaners are interested in its economic beliefs.
From the ANC to the EFF, political parties have upped the ante a month before the general elections.
EFF leader Julius Malema says opposition parties will initiate legal proceedings against the IEC if chairperson Pansy Tlakula does not resign.
EFF leader Julius Malema arrived at the Montshioa stadium in the North West where his party is launching its provincial election manifesto.
President Jacob Zuma promised more services, schooling, jobs and healthcare in a polls-focused speech, as the DA and EFF descended on Sharpeville.
The ANC has labelled the Nkandla-related criminal charges laid against President Jacob Zuma by the DA and EFF void acts carried out in desperation.
Andile Mngxitama seems not only to have radically changed his mind on Malema, but looks past Frantz Fanon’s warnings on the danger of the hero leader.
The Economic Freedom Fighters are the only party truly set on redressing apartheid inequalities, and through that whites can finally find salvation.
Numsa’s first attempt to mobilise a cross-platform movement in the left wing highlighted some of the cracks that could widen and deepen with time.
The EFF has criticised the national broadcaster ahead of elections, saying it’s "being manipulated by puppets". But the SABC has dismissed the claims.
Economic power and social discontent are setting the stage for the mother of all electoral battles.
Julius Malema’s announcement that the EFF will partner with the PAC may not mean much now, but it holds larger significance.
The EFF’s national elections list has been released. And in keeping with expectations, it has selected people based on their experience and passion.
EFF convener for the Western Cape Nazier Paulsen says it’s his party up against the DA in the province, with the ANC on the sidelines.
M&G readers are all about politics and the law this week.
The EFF has used money made from selling berets, T-shirts, posters, and member donations to pay the deposit fee to contest the general elections.
A member of the Economic Freedom Fighters has died outside the high court in Pretoria, where the party is fighting the IEC’s registration fees.
Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema has been acquitted of reckless driving in the Vanderbijilpark Magistrate’s Court.
Its answer to the national deficit and social spending appears to be all rands and no sense.
The Economic Freedom Fighters have filed papers in the Electoral Court challenging a section of the IEC Act regarding registration fees.
The allegiance to Marxist-Leninism and statism is out of step with modern democratic practice.
With Cosatu a shadow of its former self, the EFF and Amcu are taking up the banner for South Africa’s increasingly militant poor, writes Jay Naidoo.
Despite it representing a consolidation of its policies, the EFF’s election manifesto, launched over the weekend, has shown a few inconstencies.
Bigger social grants, free education and no ministerial packages or tenders were among the promises the EFF made at its election manifesto launch.
The Economic Freedom Fighters launched its election manifesto in Thembisa at an event marked by heavy flirting with other left-wing organisations.
Advocate Dali Mpofu told EFF supporters the ANC had said the Makhulong stadium was for soccer, then gave the go-ahead for the ANCYL festival.
The ANC Youth League says there’ll be no disruptions during its rally which will be just a short distance away from another gathering by the EFF.
The ANCYL and EFF have organised competing political events in Tembisa, sparking fears of more violent clashes that have dogged the two parties.
Verashni Pillay shares her experience of interviewing Julius Malema about his new party, the lack of money and his political plans.
EFF leader Julius Malema addressed a crowd of people in Mamelodi, east of Pretoria about why they need to change their vote in the upcoming elections.
Julius Malema is not interested in Numsa if they’re not interested in him, and won’t let sequestration slow down a "black cat with many lives".