Julius Malema rallies against anti-illegal immigration activists, accusing them of targeting Black nationals. His viral remarks sparked fierce debate.
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Coloured community will no longer be marginalised and sidelined, says Julius Malema
The Economic Freedom Fighters' leader Julius Malema promised the coloured community in Eldorado Park that they would receive more opportunities if the EFF wins.
Almost 40,000 government employees earning 6-figure salaries, SA disgusted
The Minister of Public Services and Administration, Noxolo Kieviet, revealed that over 36,000 government employees earn over R2 million annually, angering SA.
Eswatini monarch King Mswati allegedly gives Jacob Zuma large sums of money
Former president Jacob Zuma allegedly received large sums of money in three black bags from Eswatini king Mswati III. South Africans held different views.
Jacob Zuma's case against Karyn Maughan and prosecutor Billy Downer removed from roll
Former president Jacob Zuma's case against prosecutor Billy Downer and Karyn Maughan was struck off the roll. Many South Africans thought there was no case.
EFF dominates Ekurhuleni’s 10-member Mayoral Committee
Newly elected Ekurhuleni Mayor Nkosindiphile Xhakaza revealed five EFF members in his 10-member mayoral committee in a move described as a show of commitment.
Jacob Zuma replaces Jabulani Khumalo as the face of the MK Party on the ballot
The IEC's Masego Sheburi confirmed that Jacob Zuma would replace Jabulani Khumalo on the ballot to reflect the changes in the MK Party's leadership.
Law enforcement agencies will prevent violence and disorder on 29 May: IEC
The Independent Electoral Commission is confident that the country's law enforcement agencies will have boots on the ground for the upcoming general elections.
Prime Minister Thulasizwe Buthelezi allegedly files R10 million lawsuit against MEC Simelane-Mngadi
The Zulu prime minister, Thulasizwe Buthelezi, is allegedly suing KwaZulu-Natal's health MEC Nomagugu Simelane-Mngadi for insulting him. SA supported him.
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s response to graduate sparks debate on unemployment crisis
Footage of President Cyril Ramaphosa telling an unemployed graduate to keep searching for a job has sparked conversation on the country’s unemployment crisis.
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