Kill The Boer
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Kenny Kunene: I will not pay Malema a cent for calling him a cockroach
The matter is set to be heard at the Johannesburg high court on 23 July
Trump and Malema are more similar than they would like to admit
Both men possess an ability to command attention and generate loyalty through their unconventional, often incendiary, approaches to politics
EFF to use ‘kill the boer’ as part of 2026 election strategy
The Economic Freedom Fighters insist on the use of the struggle song as a rallying cry ahead of the polls
Unfiltered and unfinished: How social media reveals South Africa’s struggles with racism
Racist posts can go viral in seconds, showing the world that South Africa’s divisions are not history, and reminding us that we still have work to do
‘Kill the Boer’ is a betrayal of SA’s democratic promise
To speak against Julius Malema’s use of the chant is not to stand with racists but with the Constitution
When criminalising speech, we need to toe the constitutional line
When it comes to the application of hate speech laws, some seem to more equal than others
Counter rise of violent rhetoric in SA
Recent examples from Africa alone show that the country is entering extremely dangerous territory
From ‘kill the boer’ to singing the boer’s song?
The ANC’s pact to stop singing the song with words ‘Dubula i’bhunu’ is a failure – it should have been used to question the definition of hate speech.
Pimples: Taxman is always on point, Juju
History has taught powerful men that you can screw people over, but just pay your taxes. Pity Julius Malema wasn’t paying attention.
Mantashe: Afrikaners suffer from Malemaphobia
"Malemaphobia" has hit Afrikaner organisations, the ANC’s Gwede Mantashe told the Equality Court on Tuesday, at Julius Malema’s hate speech trial.
Call for SA to debate ‘Kill the boer’
South Africa should begin a national dialogue about the song lyrics <i>dubul’ ibhunu</i>, or "Kill the boer", a senior ANC figure said on Friday.
‘This is a test for our revolution’
The hate speech case against Julius Malema is a test for the revolution, he said, but the Equality Court judges were "our judges, like it or not".