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Gordhan: Public Protector's subpoena amounts to persistent harassment
It emerged on Thursday that Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane is conducting a fresh investigation into the matter after a complaint from the EFF’s Floyd Shivambu.
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What Malema had to say about VBS, Ramaphosa's 'new dawn' & Emmerson Mnangagwa
EFF leader Julius Malema addressed several questions including VBS, Zimbabwe farmers and the 'Gangster State' book disruption at a media briefing after launching the party's election advert at their headquarters in Johannesburg. Malema said the new dawn introduced by ANC leader Cyril Ramaphosa was showing South Africans "flames". He also said Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa would not finish his term.
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PA likens situation in Nelson Mandela Bay to ‘primary school politics’
This comes after Mayor Mongameli Bobani survived a third motion of no confidence on Tuesday.
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Malema again denies receiving money from VBS bank
Former EFF member Thembikosi Rawula has claimed Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambu both admitted in a meeting to taking money from the now liquidated bank.
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Land Party lodges complain against EFF after Hout Bay clash
A televised debate descended into chaos this morning in Hout Bay on Friday.
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Mayor Bobani likely to survive the chop... again, thanks to the EFF
Opposition parties are again gunning for Mayor Mongameli Bobani's head at a Thursday afternoon council meeting in Port Elizabeth.
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Tracking the tension: 10 years of xenophobia in South Africa
EFF leader Julius Malema has condemned recent xenophobic violence in Durban, telling his supporters that the EFF did not want xenophobic votes. EWN unpacks the last decade of xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
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Malema to WC gangs: You will meet your match after 8 May
Julius Malema addressed a packed Philippi Stadium over the weekend during the party’s provincial manifesto rally.
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What the SAHRC said about Malema's hate speech cases
The South African Human Rights Commission has found no legal basis for hate speech against EFF leader Julius Malema and one other party member. The commission received five complaints of hate speech dating back to 2016.
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Malema uses birthday to highlight plight of early childhood development
Julius Malema, who turned 38 on Sunday, unveiled the refurbished centre and was joined by his wife and party leaders as well as community members.
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EFF gives new Tshwane mayor 3 months to prove himself
The EFF said little was known about Stevens Mokgalapa and the party would, therefore, give him time and space to tackle his new mandate.
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[WATCH] EFF MP slaps man, now identified as cop, in post-Sona altercation
The EFF’s Marshall Dlamini was caught on camera slapping a plainclothes police officer in the face during an altercation after the 2019 State of the Nation address.
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EFF Student Command warns of 'anarchy' over registration fees
Its leader Peter Keetse says the Higher Education Department has until Wednesday to respond to its call for no registration fees, which they believe is used to exclude students.
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[LISTEN] Why Sanef approached court over EFF's intimidation of journalists
Radio702's Karima Brown interviewed Sanef’s Sam Mkokeli after the editors’ forum approached the Equality Court to take on the EFF.
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National Assembly adopts report on Eskom inquiry
The Eskom inquiry report has now been adopted by the House and will be handed to the Zondo commission for further investigation.
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[WATCH] Gordhan responds to EFF allegations about his daughter
When testifying on his final day at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture, Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan responded to the allegations made by the EFF about his daughter.
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‘When you eat the DA vote, you make the EFF the official opposition’
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema says he’s pleased with Patricia De Lille’s decision to launch a new political party
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Sanco calls on Public Protector, Hawks to probe EFF over GladAfrica claims
The EFF in Tshwane is facing a new R12 billion scandal.
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City of CT granted interdict over MyCiTi bus drivers’ strike
The interdict prevents the striking drivers from intimidating, harassing or assaulting MyCiTi passengers and staff, or from damaging infrastructure.
