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Malema to Ramaphosa: How many of my members did you give money to?
EFF president Julius Malema asked President Cyril Ramaphosa to tell Parliament how many members of his party the president gave money to.
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R80k from CR17 campaign was for condolences - Tebogo Mokwele
Tebogo Mokwele and another MP Nkagisang Mokgosi resigned from Parliament and their leadership positions in the EFF after revelations that they accepted R80,000 from the CR17 campaign.
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EFF: Mokwele's R40k proves Ramaphosa knew about ANC CR17 donations
According to a statement released by the EFF on Sunday, Tebogo Mokwele apparently told the party that she received the money after asking President Cyril Ramaphosa for assistance with a bereavement.
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Setting the record straight on the EFF case - a letter from Sanef chair
"Some of the commentary expressed on the case between ourselves, five journalists and the Economic Freedom Fighters has misinterpreted our case."
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Ex-EFF members launch own party
The splinter party is called African Federal Convention and is led by Vusi Mathe, a former KwaZulu-Natal EFF leader and member of the provincial legislature.
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Malema's remarks could lead to acts of violence against media, argues Sanef
This was among the submissions from the South African National Editors Forum, which together with five journalists were applying to have Malema and the party interdicted from intimidating reporters.
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Malema's comments on journalists not hate speech, court told
The party had opposed an application brought by the South African National Editors’ Forum (Sanef) and five reporters.
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Malema endorsed abuse levelled at journalists, court told
The submission was heard in the application brought by the South African National Editors Forum (Sanef) and five journalists in Pretoria on Monday.
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Malema’s attacks on journalists designed to intimidate, court hears
This was among the submissions made by counsel for the South African National Editors Forum (Sanef) and five journalists who have turned to the courts to stop the abuse.
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Court to rule on Sanef case against EFF over 'intimidation' of journalists
Sanef approached the court on behalf of five journalists after they were attacked by party leader Julius Malema and his supporters.
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Cosatu, opposition on unemployment stats: Ramaphosa is failing
Stats SA announced that the official unemployment rate has jumped to 29% for the second quarter of this year from 27.6% in the previous quarter.
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Parly establishes subcommittee to deal with unruly MPs
The 14-member would deal with how to handle matters of unruly behaviour that required Members of Parliament (MPs) to be removed from the Chamber.
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EFF to appeal court ruling favouring Gordhan in battle against Mkhwebane
Busisiwe Mkhwebane had ordered the president to initiate disciplinary steps against Pravin Gordhan within 30 days of the release of the report, which was earlier in July.
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Msimang: Claims that Nyanda, Hanekom, Ramatlhodi were spies preposterous
Former President Jacob Zuma said that the three were apartheid agents while giving testimony at the state capture commission in July.
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Julius Malema: We must never have a cosy relationship with white capital
Speaking at the party’s sixth birthday celebrations, Julius Malema said businessman Johann Rupert controlled the President and several Cabinet ministers.
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ANC veterans 'concerned' over statements made by Magashule
Earlier this week, Ace Magashule labelled former minister and ANC NEC member Derek Hanekom a charlatan and a wedge driver.
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Gordhan will go, no matter what - Malema
EFF leader Julius Malema said once his party pronounced on the fate of an individual, it would follow up until its word was fulfilled.
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Malema: ‘Mpumalanga is governed by the rotten ANC’
“Mpumalanga produced a rotten deputy president called DD Mabuza. It is in this province where schools are collapsing. It is in this province where children are still falling in pit toilets," Malema said.
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Thousands of EFF supporters to celebrate party’s 6th birthday in Mpumalanga
Malema and several party leaders arrived in Mpumalanga earlier this week - where they engaged communities and met local chief Mandlenkosi Mlambo.
