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EFF supporters join striking SAA staff in Kempton Park
Workers are demanding an 8% salary hike, insourcing and an end to retrenchment plans.
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'You can't moer the problem away,' says EFF in debate on corporal punishment
MPs were debating increasing levels of violence, drugs and sexual abuse in schools in one of two mini-plenary sittings in the National Assembly on Thursday.
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‘Die Bokke must fall’ - EFF’s Mbuyiseni Ndlozi
While members of the National Assembly paid tribute to the 2019 Rugby World Cup champions during a session on Tuesday, Economic Freedom Fighters spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi said the team was still not transformed.
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EFF questions Parliament celebrating 'lily-white' Bok RWC victory
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has again criticised the Springboks and the wave of positivity following their Rugby World Cup triumph.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: We don't have to stay in past by not celebrating Boks
The EFF and its counterparts' responses to the Springboks tells us something about human beings and their tendency to stay in the past, writes Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya.
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Bill to nationalise SA's central bank back in Parliament
The reintroduction of the bill comes at an awkward time for President Cyril Ramaphosa, who is on an investment drive to boost an ailing economy.
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Sanef to look for alternative recourse to tackle harassment of journalists
Last week, a court ruled that statements made by EFF leader Julius Malema about certain reporters and editors could not be classified as hate speech under the Equality Act.
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EFF: Xolani Gwala was a radio genius and a skilled broadcaster
Tributes were still pouring in for the broadcaster who lost his battle with colon cancer after being diagnosed in 2017.
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Gordhan weighing options after hate speech case against Malema dismissed
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan took Malema to court for hate speech, but the ruling went in the red beret's favour.
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Gordhan failed to prove Malema utterances against him were hate speech - court
The court dismissed the case against EFF leader Julius Malema with costs.
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Another court victory for Malema as hate speech case dismissed
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan's application against EFF leader Julius Malema for hate speech was dismissed with costs on 31 October 2019.
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EFF: Maimane's resignation a failure of democratic tolerance in DA
The EFF said it had worked well with Mmusi Maimane and was able to hold his hand in protests that required them to put the country above ideological differences.
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Sanef considering options after EFF interdict bid fails
Sanef took the EFF to court on behalf of five journalists following a spate of attacks on reporters and media houses.
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Gordhan trying to silence Malema using instruments of the law, court told
Lawyers representing Julius Malema argued that the hate speech case against the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader must be dismissed as it's a poor interpretation of the law.
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Sanef disappointed after losing intimidation case against EFF
Sanef approached the court on behalf of five journalists, following a spate of attacks on journalists and media houses.
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Revolution talk: EFF tells Mabuza to brush up on 4IR
Deputy President David Mabuza has been told to get a better understanding of the different industrial revolutions the world has undergone and especially the fourth, which is driven by technological advances such as robotics.
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ANC already in coalition talks hours after Mashaba quits as Joburg mayor
While the DA’s top leaders prepared to meet this week to chart the way forward, the ANC indicated they would be courting other parties to form coalitions in the city.
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EFF expresses 'disappointment’ after Mashaba’s resignation as mayor
The Joburg mayor resigned less than 24 hours after former DA leader and Western Cape Premier Helen Zille was elected chairperson of the party’s powerful Federal Council at the weekend.
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Police deployed in Joburg CBD as EFF members protest Cekeshe appeal ruling
This comes after the Johannesburg Magistrates Court denied Fees Must Fall activist Kanya Cekeshe leave to appeal his conviction and eight-year sentence.
