Economic Freedom Fighters - EFF
DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis welcomed Julius Malema’s sentencing in his firearms contravention case, but his comments drew criticism on social media.
Author Jackie Phamotse wrote an open letter to the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) President, Julius Malema, after he was sentences to 5 years imprisonment.
EFF members clashed with AfriForum officials inside the East London Magistrate’s Court after Julius Malema was sentenced to five years in prison.
Julius Malema has been granted leave to appeal his five-year jail sentence, with his legal team confirming that they seek to challenge the convictions as well.
South Africans expressed disbelief over the food served to EFF supporters at a vigil for Julius Malema, highlighting contrasts in their sacrifice and his lifestyle.
Patriotic Alliance president Gayton McKenzie said that he would not celebrate the sentencing of Economic Freedom Fighters president Julius Malema.
AfriForum denied that race played a part in its decision to lay charges against Julius Malema, sparking mixed reactions from South Africans on social media.
Sizwe Dhlomo sparks laughter online after joking about Julius Malema’s courtroom behaviour, as the EFF leader’s sentencing appearance trends on social media.
Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi came out in defence of Julius Malema ahead of his sentencing, saying South Africa gained nothing from his imprisonment, sparking division online.
Economic Freedom Fighters - EFF
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