A speech to be given by Julius Malema in Zimbabwe has been cancelled after delegates began pulling out following xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
A high court ruling highlights how Parliament’s presiding officers fail to act impartially.
The Cape Town high court has ruled that the Economic Freedom Fighters was within its rights to say the ANC government had killed people in Marikana.
The EFF leader also stressed that the battle against white supremacy cannot be won until universities offer free education.
The leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters – a ‘broken black man’ – is not alone in suffering from the ‘inherited pathology of a slave’.
EFF leader Julius Malema told students at VUT that the EFF is the only party that’s not in anyone’s pocket, "but in the pockets of the masses".
Julius Malema has offered the services of the EFF to remove the statue of Cecil John Rhodes along with any other symbol of colonialism and apartheid.
Opposition parties have expressed outrage at the use of police forces in Parliament and fear that someone will be killed if nothing is done about it.
Baleka Mbete claimed a Concourt ruling didn’t apply to Parliament, after Mmusi Maimane called President Jacob Zuma a thief during a debate.
The matter would be argued in June, and that it would give Sars and Julius Malema time to file all the necessary court papers.
EFF leader Julius Malema addressed hundreds of students at Stellenbosch University, he said the suffering was not over and the struggle continues.
Thuli Madonsela, Julius Malema, Lindiwe Mazibuko, and Joseph Mathunjwa have refuted claims that they are spies.
The security agency is investigating a claim that Julius Malema, Thuli Madonsela, Joseph Mathunjwa and Lindiwe Mazibuko were spying against the state.
The drama being played out in the Economic Freedom Fighters has all the characters and ingredients for a smash-hit television series.
Parliamentary Speaker Baleka Mbete has apologised for likening EFF leader Julius Malema to a cockroach at a recent ANC gathering in North West.
The Human Rights Commission is assessing complaints about Jacob Zuma’s Jan van Riebeeck and Baleka Mbete’s "cockroach" comments made at ANC events.
Disenchanted EFF MPs have launched a campaign to "save" the EFF, and will approach the courts for an external audit of the party’s books.
Baleka Mbete refused to disclose who owns the device used for security measures in Parliament during the Sona 2015, causing scrambled signals.
ANC chairperson Baleka Mbete attacked "cockroach" Julius Malema and the EFF when she addressed the North West provincial conference on Saturday.
The divisions in the EFF are now apparent. But while Zuma remains in power, the EFF will always have something to bind it.
Dramatic footage recorded inside Parliament shows security personnel dragging and pushing members of the EFF out of the House.
With the economy in a precarious state, and the load-shedding crisis adding to the country’s woes, President Jacob Zuma is under pressure.
In an attempt to stop a press briefing held by Andile Mngxitama, an EFF faction committed to leader Julius Malema attempted to physically attack him.
Julius Malema could have proved his critics wrong but didn’t. Verashni Pillay lists five mistakes that have created such disgruntlement in the party.
A disaffected group of Economic Freedom Fighters says the leadership is failing the party and it won’t allow the commander-in-chief to ‘kill’ it.
President Jacob Zuma has accused the EFF of using the Nkandla issue to score political points by disrupting Parliament.
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Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe says that the EFF’s threat to disrupt the State of the Nation address is an issue Parliament must deal with.
Ecomonic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema has lashed out at a former top official who says the party’s national conference was undemocratic.
Tshwane’s mayor has said the EFF is behind informal settlements on land earmarked by the city for developing housing for the poor.
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.
The EFF has a clear plan for the year, which varies from holding the executive accountable, to encouraging land grabs.
Julius Malema returns from his honeymoon to occupy Table Mountain – and Jacob Zuma will hold garage sales to pay off land reform debts.