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AfriForum applauds guilty verdict against Julius Malema, lobby group says: "Justice is being served"
AfriForum has welcomed the court’s verdict after EFF leader Julius Malema was found guilty on five firearm-related charges, stemming from a 2018 event.
AfriForum submits dossier to US government about EFF leader Julius Malema, South Africans divided
AfriForum continues to push for sanctions against Julius Malema handing over a dossier to the Trump administration about him, sparking mixed reactions online.
Man responds to Ernst Roets' job threat over Charlie Kirk's death: "Joke's on you"
Ernst Roets threatened to contact the employers of those inciting violence over Charlie Kirk's death—sparking backlash and debate in South Africa.
AfriForum accuses NPA of shielding Oscar Mabuyane from R1 million corruption allegation, SA divided
SA are divided as AfriForum accused the NPA of shielding Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane from a corruption charge related to Winnie Mandela's funeral.
"This is how it's done": Mzansi at odds over R3.2 billion university being built in Pretoria
Construction begins on R3.2 billion Afrikaans Akademia campus in Pretoria, sparking debate among South Africans over the massive university development project.
Joshua Meservey believes Zondo Commission evidence would help in sanctioning ANC leaders more easily
Joshua Meservey believes it would be easy to identify corrupt ANC leaders who should be sanctioned, thanks to the evidence of the Zondo Commission report.
AfriForum could privately prosecute politicians who falsely accused principal in Cwecwe rape case
Criminal injuria cases have been opened against politicians over false rape claims in the Cwecwe rape case, as AfriForum backs the former Bergview principal.
Donald Trump to skip G20 meeting in South Africa, maintains that some citizens are being persecuted
Donald Trump reiterated his claims that a certain section of the South African population was being killed, saying he won't attend the G20 Summit for that reason.
Julius Malema maintains no one wants to kill white people, insists they must return the stolen land
EFF leader Julius Malema has maintained that they wanted peace with white people, but insisted that they needed to return the land that was stolen.
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