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EWN's Barry Bateman apologises unreservedly
Journalist Barry Bateman apologises to women and leader of the EFF, Julius Malema
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Parliamentary committee heading to Limpopo after VBS scandal
Committee members will meet with municipal officials over the next several days to check on how service delivery’s been impacted.
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DA, EFF call for action against Metsimaholo officials for ‘undermining council’
A council sitting planned for Friday was abandoned when the DA walked out, saying it won’t be part of illegal decisions.
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Gordhan says court ruling over Sars intelligence report not the end
The court ruled on Monday in favour of the EFF in an application brought by Gordhan for the report by the Inspector General of Intelligence to be removed from evidence filed by the EFF.
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Scuffle between EFF and DA members during Parliament debate
EFF leader Julius Malema was in Parliament on 17 September 2019 to debate insourcing of all government employees. The debate ended in a scuffle between members of the EFF and the DA.
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Malema: I'll only comment on firearm charges in court
Julius Malema was speaking outside the Hawks head offices in Pretoria today after meeting with investigators who obtained a warning statement from him after he allegedly discharged a firearm in a public place.
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EWN apologises to Julius Malema
As Eyewitness News, we demand that our reporters abide by the same high standards that we expect from others.
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22 EFF MPs to face sanctions for disrupting Gordhan in Parliament
The EFF MPs were forcibly ejected by Parliamentary Protection Services after approaching the minister on the floor of the venue in July, which prompted some opposition MPs to rise and stand beside him for protection.
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'It’s absolute rubbish' - Malema still denies receiving VBS millions
The EFF leader was speaking outside the Hawks offices in Pretoria on Tuesday where he met with investigators to provide a warning statement in a firearm-related case.
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Malema summoned to Hawks offices over firearm discharge claims
EFF leader Julius Malema is accused of unlawfully discharging a rifle at a stadium at the party’s fifth-anniversary celebrations last year.
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NPA mum on court date for Malema, Ndlozi assault case
The pair face a charge of common assault after they allegedly attacked a police officer at Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s funeral last year.
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AfriForum to ‘closely monitor’ Malema’s firearm case by NPA
The prosecuting authority confirmed on Thursday that it had made a decision on whether to proceed with the case against the leader of the red berets but would not announce it just yet.
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Zuma to appeal ruling on Hanekom 'enemy agent' tweet
The High Court in Durban has ordered Jacob Zuma to apologise to Derek Hanekom and delete the tweet in which he refers to him as an enemy agent.
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EFF to take legal action against Ndabeni-Abrahams after Mrwetyana’s death
Sapo is being criticised amid reports that Uyinene Mrwetyana's alleged killer, who worked at the Claremont branch, has a criminal record.
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Busisiwe Mkhwebane must be protected from ‘enemies of progress’ – Malema
The EFF leader claimed that the personal cost orders against the Public Protector had nothing to do with her fitness to hold office.
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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."
