Economic Freedom Fighters - EFF
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) have set their targets on Africa as the party plans to spread their message across the continent. The first country on their list is Zimbabwe after a former Zimbabwean minister, Patrick Zhuwao,
Julius Malema has spoken up about the murder of Anele Hoyana with a social media post. The EFF leader threw shade at the "false unity" in Mzansi and told black people they are on their own.
EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu expressed his disbelief after photos of his alleged mansion were shared via social media. The mysterious house seems to have caused a stir, as it’s not the 1st time it has done the rounds.
A recent report has claimed that deputy EFF president Floyd Shivambu had used VBS Mutual Bank funds to finance his luxury lifestyle.
This time a report claims that R4 million worth of 'concerning' payments were made to Economic Freedom Fighter leader Julius Malema's cousin.
With the apartheid flag banned, the Economic Freedom Fighters have asked President Cyril Ramaphosa to abolish Die Stem from the national anthem.
The EFF has come out in strong opposition to what they say is a state-funded attack on black foreign nationals, warning that the violence may spread across the country.
Babayi Vusi Mathe has led former EFF members in forming the AFCO group, levying heft allegations against his former leader Julius Malema in the process.
The IEC has announced that all votes have been counted and the ANC is in the lead with more than 57% of the votes. An official announcement will be made by the IEC at 6pm
Economic Freedom Fighters - EFF
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