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Ndabeni-Abrahams welcomes calls for probe into claims of using taxpayer's money
The 'Sunday Independent' reported that Ndabeni-Abrahams allegedly went on an office trip to the United States and Europe with her husband.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: Cheap politicking has expensive consequences
Whether Pravin Gordhan stays or goes might address the agenda of some political party or faction, but if it does nothing for our ailing economy, then it is hollow, writes Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya.
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Malema urges supporters to come out in numbers and vote in Mamusa
The by-election comes after the North West government dissolved the municipal council in October after operations in the troubled ANC-run municipality failed to improve, even after it was placed under administration.
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DA: ANC in Tshwane abusing the law after petition signatures probe
Last week the ANC and the EFF petitioned Tshwane council speaker Katlego Mathebe in an attempt to force her to call a special meeting to discuss the motions of no confidence against DA office bearers.
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OMRY MAKGOALE: Press freedom imagined under a Malema presidency
Leaders who ban independent media groups from their conference cannot be trusted, writes Omry Makgoale.
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EFF’s resolutions give its president power to be chief signatory on contracts
The EFF’s new amended constitution has bestowed new powers to its structures including the central command team, its highest decision-making body in between conferences.
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EFF to build a school in the next 5 years
Economic Freedom Fighters president Julius Malema said the school would be for the less privileged. The school will be situated in Alexandra township north of Johannesburg.
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EFF wants to start its own radio station & print publication
The party’s commission on “media and the battle of ideas” presented the proposal to the national conference plenary on Monday morning following its elective conference at Nasrec.
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Malema: We want a United States of Africa
‘We want a United States of Africa with one currency, economy, and judiciary.’
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Pravin was instrumental in looting Transnet - Moatwe
Newly elected EFF national treasurer general Omphile Moatwe says the Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan destroyed all the plan and strategies that were put in place to sustain Transnet.
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‘SA carried on Mogoeng Mogoeng's shoulders,’ says Malema
Malema was remarking at what he said were inconsistencies by some members of the judiciary in terms of expression and judgments.
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‘It stands between order and chaos,’ Malema defends EFF’s security
Following the announcement of the party's top six leadership on Saturday night, a scuffle broke out between members and a team tasked to protect them.
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WATCH LIVE: EFF’s newly elected Top 6 address media
The EFF is holding its elective congress in Soweto this weekend.
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EFF receives appeals on disciplinary action against members
Gardee says the review of the cases relating to the suspension and expulsion of members will be conducted by a special committee that will be appointed.
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GALLERY: Meet the EFF's Top 6
The EFF elected its new top 6 leaders on Saturday at the party’s second elective conference , which was attended by an estimated 3,000 delegates.
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EFF’s new top 6: Mpofu’s belly flop while Malema, Shivambu retain top positions
Julius Malema and his deputy Floyd Shivambu retained their positions as president and deputy president respectively, the rest of the new EFF leadership is completely new.
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EFF top 6 nominations
The newly elected Economic Freedom Fighter top six is as follows; EFF President - Julius Malema, Deputy President is FloydShivambu, National Chair - Veronica Mente, Secretary-General - Marshall Dlamini, Deputy Secretary-General - Poppy Mailola, National Treasurer - Omphile Maotwe
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GALLERY: Day 2 of the EFF's elective conference
The EFF held its second three-day elective conference at Nasrec.
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Malema calls on EFF members to exercise political discipline to grow stronger
The first day of the party’s elective conference was dominated by its outgoing leader Julius Malema’s political report, which painted a picture of a party that still has a lot of work ahead.
