The EFF scored a victory in the Constitutional Court on Friday after challenging the constitutionality of an aspect of the Riotous Assemblies Act.
EFF leader Julius Malema and his co-accused Mbuyiseni Ndlozi are expected to take the stand in a Joburg Magistrates Court.
The pair are accused of assaulting a police officer at Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's funeral in 2018.
The party lodged a complaint with the South African Human Rights Commission against Economic Freedom Front leader Julius Malema and his party’s members, who were heard singing “shoot the boer” during demonstrations in Senekal on Friday.
Julius Malema told supporters the reason he called them to Senekal is to remember their plight for land and has demanded an apology from white farmers.
The small Free State town of Senekal was a full of activity as Sekola Matlaletsa and Sekwetje Mahlamba, the two suspects accused of murdering farm manager Brendin Horner, sought bail on Friday. Tensions were high as different organisations gathered outside the court to protest. #Senekal #BrendinHorner #EFF
Clicks did not respond to the EFF's statement, which prompted Sunday's call to "shut down" all Clicks stores for the duration of the week.
Malema also said despite many advances made since 1956, women in South Africa were still struggling for recognition in the economic structure.
Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema has invited five journalists to interrogate him publicly on the VBS Mutual Bank saga and other past scandals linked to him
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.
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.
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.
Malema was nominated unopposed by delegates at the party’s elective national conference at Nasrec on Saturday night.
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.
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.
The authority will call On Point Engineering representatives to court for allegedly defrauding the Limpopo Roads and Transport Department of almost R52 million.
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.
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.
