The EFF addressed the media on 16 October 2018 at their headquarters after allegations that Floyd Shivambu and his brother Brian received money from the bank.
Floyd Shivambu said the scuffle was a result of circumstances which included taking of photographs and persistence to speak to him while receiving documents from staff members.
The EFF has also tackled President Ramaphosa over outstanding compensation owed to the families of miners who died at Marikana nearly six years ago.
Cyril Ramaphosa said government would be improving tax collection and combating illicit financial flows.
Recently suspended EFF MPs claim the two are the only people who know how the EFF spends its money.
Judith February says Sona 2015 was a night with no winners.
Julius Malema has labelled claims the EFF is violent and disruptive as devoid of truth.
The EFF's chief whip Floyd Shivambu says if government delays allocating land, people must occupy it.
Floyd Shivambu appealed to MPs to accept his apology for 'flipping the bird' to Cyril Ramaphosa.
Shivambu said he raised his middle finger to show his disgust at the loss of workers' lives at Marikana.
Opposition parties are continuing their fight to have President Zuma appear before the committee.
EWN compares South African Members of Parliament to their international counterparts.
After being called a murderer by the EFF, Cyril Ramaphosa says he wants the wounds of Marikana to be healed.
EFF Chief Whip Floyd Shivambu reportedly displayed the middle finger at the deputy president in Parliament.
The pair refused to withdraw comments made about Ramaphosa being responsible for the deaths at Marikana.
Tempers flared yesterday when Floyd Shivambu accused Lemias Mashile of being a terrible chairperson.
Lawyer Randall Van Voore has been appointed to head proceedings at the Powers and Privileges Committee.
Hundreds of supporters gathered for the launch of the book at UCT.
