EFF leader Julius Malema gave the party's first media briefing on Thursday, highlighting the party's concerns around how government was dealing with the pandemic.
Veronica Mente, the EFF’s national chairperson, said that it was no ordinary year.
Government has admitted that the state of race relations in the country remains fragile, with President Cyril Ramaphosa saying that while South Africa may have come a long way from the days of institutionalised racism, for many, reconciliation is something they are yet to experience.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) lashed out at Police Minister Bheki Cele for contradicting the president with his claims that South Africans ought to be in bed by 9pm on New Year's Eve.
On Friday, the powers and privileges committee found the 16 MPs guilty of contempt of Parliament for last year’s incident, in which they stormed the podium as Gordhan was delivering his department's budget.
On Friday, the powers and privileges committee investigating the incident heard closing arguments from the initiator, Advocate Ncumisa Mayosi.
This followed the release of a report which cleared the school of racial exclusion claims.
Anonymous donors gave up R4.6m of their pay, while a range of companies, including mining houses, a bank and a retail group made up the rest of the top ten payroll donations, according to the Solidarity Fund.
The red berets are accused of showing contempt for Parliament and for failing to abide by National Assembly rules when they stormed the podium where Gordhan was speaking.
While the red berets said that Police Minister Bheki Cele was taking the remarks out of context, he warned that there would be consequences against anyone who acted against police officers or their family members.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader has stated that if SAPS officials want a fight, they will be targeted in their homes with their families.
Addressing supporters in the Free State on Sunday, EFF leader Julius Malema made what police union Popcru believed was an inflammatory remark about police officers.
A group of EFF supporters showed up at court on Monday to support the eight accused, who've been charged with public violence.
Anglican Archbishop Thabo Makgoba on Sunday said it was unacceptable that children still openly made judgments about other children based on their race, let alone use crude and hurtful racial comments.
Stun grenades and tear gas marked the end of the Economic Freedom Fighters’ protest in Brackenfell. Here’s a wrap-up of what occurred at the protest. #Brackenfell #EFF
The EFF was in Brackenfell on Friday to demonstrate over alleged racial segregation related to a private matric party only attended by some white pupils, parents, and teachers from Brackenfell High School.
EFF leaders on Friday addressed supporters in Brackenfell following a day marked by several stand-offs with police, who fired tear gas, stun grenades, and used a water cannon to keep the crowd in check.
