Economic Freedom Fighters - EFF
Julius Malema and Mantwa Malema stun at Durban July, EEF leader's wife's beauty steals the show
The Durban July guests included Julius Malema and his wife, Mantwa Malema. The EFF leader's wife was heralded for her beauty at the annual event in KZN.
Economic Freedom Fighters willing to work with ANC-led provincial government
The Economic Freedom Fighters in Gauteng expressed a desire to continue working with the African National Congress in the Gauteng province. SA was suspicious.
EFF demands accountability for Mayibuye Primary School Construction scandal
The EFF Gauteng demands accountability for the Public Protector's report on maladministration, and irregularities in the R82m Mayibuye Primary School construction.
ANC, COPE, EFF, Al Jamah, GOOD, PA voted in favour of R200 prepaid meter monthly service fee
The African National congress, the economic Freedom Fighter, Patriotic Alliance and other parties voted in favour of the R200 monthly service fee in Johannesburg.
EFF slams Polokwane municipality over unaffordable tariff hikes
EFF chairperson Lawrence Mapoulo in Limpopo said the residents and those who are jobless, cannot afford to pay more than what they are currently paying.
EFF calls for physical parliamentary sessions, mocked by South Africans
The EFF has consistently urged Parliament to ensure maximum participation of all members by putting in place the necessary measures like committee meeting rooms.
Economic Freedom Fighter's Julius Malema slams new cabinet, calls it bloated
The president of the Economic Freedom Fighters, Julius Malema, criticised the new cabinet President Cyril Ramaphosa announced. South Africans debated him.
EFF's strategic offer to ANC sparks social media speculation
Social media speculation was rife about the reasons behind the EFF’s offer to join the ANC and form a new government that excluded the DA and the FF Plus.
EFF secretary-general Marshall Dlamini handed suspended sentence for assaulting officer
The Economic Freedom Fighters' secretary-general Marshall Dlamini has been given an 18-month suspended sentence for assaulting a police officer in Parliament.
Economic Freedom Fighters - EFF
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