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LIVE BLOG: 'I don't engage in illegal dealings' - Malema
Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema has invited five journalists to interrogate him publicly on the VBS Mutual Bank saga and other past scandals...
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Julius Malema delivers Freedom Day message
The Economic Freedom Fighters held a virtual rally on 27 April 2020 to commemorate South Africa's Freedom Day. EFF leader Julius Malema delivered a message.
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Malema was not obliged to appear in court, says lawyer
Julius Malema's lawyer, Ian Levitt, said that his client informed both the State and the magistrate presiding over the matter prior to today's sitting that he would be absent.
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Arrest warrant issued for Julius Malema after court no-show
EFF leader Julius Malema failed to appear in the East London magistrates court on Monday morning on a charge related to the discharge of a firearm in a public space.
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‘I’m not a dictator, I am a hard worker – I come from nothing’, says Malema
Malema was nominated unopposed by delegates at the party’s elective national conference at Nasrec on Saturday night.
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EFF’s new top 6: Mpofu’s belly flop while Malema, Shivambu retain top positions
Julius Malema and his deputy Floyd Shivambu retained their positions as president and deputy president respectively, the rest of the new EFF leadership is completely new.
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EFF second elective congress gets underway today
The party has thus far enjoyed some semblance of unity in comparison to other ANC breakaways, but with reports of intense leadership contestation, cracks may emerge.
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NPA goes after Malema’s associates in multimillion rand fraud probe
The authority will call On Point Engineering representatives to court for allegedly defrauding the Limpopo Roads and Transport Department of almost R52 million.
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VBS returns to haunt Malema through report linking his cousin to alleged fraud
The Sunday Times is reporting that an investigation of the fraud at VBS Mutual Bank led to the discovery of an alleged fraudulent bond application in the name of one of Julius Malema’s relatives.
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Malema: Men still threatened by successes of women in SA
EFF leader Julius Malema said his party is marking Women's Day by pledging solidarity with women left to support their families alone after the deaths of their husbands who worked in mines.
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'We will repeat what we did before': Malema on EFF disrupting Gordhan in Parly
On Thursday afternoon, EFF members of Parliament were violently kicked out of Minister Pravin Gordhan's Public Enterprises budget vote by security officials.
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'In the EFF, we do not subscribe to anarchy,' Malema tells Student Command in FS
EFF leader Julius Malema urged the students to build the six-year-old party, saying that the EFF was still in its formation phase which requires activists and thinkers.
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Malema: June 1976 struggle not only about Afrikaans, but to liberate the mind
Julius Malema delivered his party's June 16 lecture at the University of Fort Hare on Sunday to celebrate Youth Day which commemorates the Soweto Uprisings of 1976.
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Malema: Mabuza must be deputy president if Ramaphosa wants peace
Malema said if President Cyril Ramaphosa doesn’t appoint Mabuza, he will be digging his own grave.
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'Jealous down': Ramaphosa congratulates Malema on elections performance
The EFF was among only a few parties that had contested in a previous election and improved their performance in the 2019 elections.
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Malema urges mining community to fight to protect ancestors' graves
Residents in areas near Anglo American's Mogalakwena Platinum Mines have been protesting against the take over of land for years now, with some refusing to be relocated, citing ancestral connections to the grounds.
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Malema predicts EFF will get over 50% of votes in Limpopo
A confident Julius Malema said indications were clear that the EFF enjoyed majority support in the province.
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Malema: ‘Our focus is to build EFF to become sustainable entity’
Julius Malema was responding to calls by ANC Secretary General Ace Magashule among others recently who have called on Malema to return to the anc.
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Malema: Mandela 'made a mistake' by not prioritising free education in '94
Julius Malema said Nelson Mandela should've empowered poor black South Africans with quality free education to ensure that people have sustainable solutions to poverty.
