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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The toddler antics of Malema's red brigade
After the 2019 elections, it's become difficult for the EFF to recreate itself as constructive opposition and so, like a toddler, it has resorted to proverbially kicking and screaming, writes Judith February.
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'Don't come with borrowed morals': Malema on Manuel, Kieswetter & H&M protests
During a media briefing, EFF leader Julius Malema spoke about the new SARS commissioner Edward Kieswetter and accused former Finance Minister Trevor Manuel of serving white monopoly capital. He also recalled the party's protests outside H&M stores. He questioned why the EFF's protests at H&M were wrong and rejected what he called 'borrowed morals'.
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LIVE: EFF press briefing
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On a point of order: EFF stages walkout as Gordhan delivers speech in Parliament
Opposition parties continued to deliver broadsides on President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address on Tuesday.
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Floyd Shivambu: The EFF has never disrupted Parliament
Ahead of Sona 2019, EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu said that the EFF would have a meeting before the president’s address to decide whether they had urgent questions they needed to raise.
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Journalist Karima Brown wins case against Julius Malema
The South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has ruled in favour of Karima Brown and found the EFF did contravene the Electoral Code and must pay costs.
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EFF: Red Ants demolishing Alex homes was unconstitutional
EFF Gauteng chairperson Mandisa Mashigo on Monday addressed community members left homeless after the Red Ants demolished over 80 houses last week.
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New claims that EFF used VBS funds for birthday bash
A report by Daily Maverick alleges that the EFF used money from the VBS bank heist to fund its fourth birthday bash in Durban.
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EFF defends Public Protector from ‘racist’ attacks
The EFF said the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation only spoke out in defence of Indian people after the organisation criticised the Public Protector’s decision against Minister Pravin Gordhan.
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Mogoeng explains why Motsamai is now an MP despite murder conviction
Kenny Motsamai is a former military commander of the Azanian People’s Liberation Army and spent 27 years in jail for killing a white traffic officer.
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Julius Malema leads EFF vosho in Parliament
EFF MPs were sworn into the 6th democratic Parliament of South Africa on 22 May 2019.
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Political parties rush to remove election posters to avoid penalties
Political parties have 14 days from voting day to remove their posters or face a fine of about R150 per day.
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DA confirms party in talks with EFF over future mayor of Tshwane
DA Gauteng caucus leader Solly Msimanga said the party’s federal leadership had been meeting with the red berets and other opposition political parties over the matter.
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Julius Malema: 90% of EFF MPs will be replaced
EFF leader Julius Malema says the party has identified their weaknesses and they will work on them.
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Trevor Manuel’s lawyers want R500k from EFF over Kieswetter statement
The EFF appeared in court on Tuesday and insisted the statement was not intended to cause harm and was in the public’s interest.
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SAPS to take statements from politicians who encouraged voting more than once
Allegations of double voting featured prominently throughout the sixth national elections, prompting the Electoral Commission of South Africa to announce an audit into the process.
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SAM MKOKELI: Ramaphosa's flanks are under attack
Sam Mkokeli says the sand is slowly shifting under the feet of the ANC and its survival is not guaranteed.
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IEC counting process drawing to a close with ANC win apparent
The ANC has scored convincing victories in all provinces except the Western Cape - which was won by the DA.
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Western Cape completes vote counting with DA in lead
The Democratic Alliance leads with 55.45% of the vote while the African National Congress has 28.64% and the EFF 4.04%.
