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Mbuyiseni Ndlozi defended Julius Malema, discussed South Africa's platinum advantage, Elon Musk's Starlink deal, and historical struggle chants, emphasizing heritage over racial hatred.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) fiercely rebuke US President Donald Trump's claims about land confiscation and genocide against white farmers, labelling them as 'delusional' and part of a disinformation campaign aimed at undermining South Africa's leadership ahead of the G20 Summit.
The EFF clarifies that its meetings with the ANC are part of the broader budget process, dismissing claims that the 0. 5% VAT increase could be reversed within 30 days as 'not practical or legislatively permissible'.
The EFF has announced a planned march to the office of Northern Cape Premier Dr. Zamani Saul in Kimberley on April 22 to request a review on Orania’s status.
ANC's Fikile Mbalula labels the much-discussed rivalry between EFF leaders Malema and Shivambu as a 'fictional drama,' shedding light on their true relationship and the complexities of South African politics.
EFF leader Julius Malema warns Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso to flee the country after his recent acquittal on serious charges, promising a fresh pursuit once the party takes power.
EFF leader Julius Malema accused ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba and others of secretly plotting against South Africans by supporting the 2025 National Budget's VAT hike.
Billionaire Rob Hersov speaks out against the Expropriation Act, claiming it drives away foreign investment.
The US Embassy in Pretoria has condemned the 'Kill the Boer' chant despite South Africa's Constitutional Court ruling in favour of the EFF, highlighting growing diplomatic tensions between the two nations. This stance follows President Trump's Executive Order suspending US assistance to South Africa and opening immigration pathways for Afrikaners fleeing perceived threats.
The GNU collapsed in front of us': Julius Malema celebrates as ANC passes budget without DA support, while both opposition parties prepare court challenges against the controversial VAT increase.
In a bold move, AfriForum is pushing for international sanctions against Julius Malema, igniting a fierce debate over the controversial 'Kill the Boer' song.
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Julius Malema's chant of 'kill the boer, kill the farmer' has ignited a fierce debate about racial tensions and inequality in South Africa, reflecting the ongoing struggle for true equality
Speaking on the sidelines of the ANC National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting in Boksburg on Friday, Mbalula said it was rather irrelevant to chant the slogan now because there’s nothing to base it on.
The Democratic Alliance has condemned Julius Malema's 'Kill the Boer' chant as divisive and harmful, urging President Ramaphosa to take a stand despite the Constitutional Court dismissing AfriForum's appeal to ban the song.
AfriForum has condemned the Constitutional Court's dismissal of their appeal to classify the 'Kill the Boer' chant as hate speech, with CEO Kallie Kriel vowing to continue fighting for Afrikaner protection both domestically and internationally.
Despite growing calls for the controversial 'kill the Boer' song to be silenced, the Economic Freedom Fighters remain resolute in their stance following a Constitutional Court ruling that protects their right to sing it.
In a ruling handed on Thursday, the Constitutional Court said AfriForum's application bears no reasonable prospects for success.
Amid growing tensions, the Democratic Alliance and AfriForum call on President Cyril Ramaphosa to publicly denounce the song 'Kill the Boer,' which they argue incites violence and deepens societal divisions.
The Equality Court has ruled that Julius Malema's controversial 'Kill The Boer' chant is protected as political speech, not hate speech. Despite international outcry and criticism from various quarters, South African law permits Malema to continue using the chant as a form of political expression. This article explores the legal reasoning behind this ruling and the ongoing debate surrounding it.
Julius Malema's controversial 'Kill the Boer' chant on Human Rights Day ignites outrage, as historian Pitika Ntuli questions the implications of such provocative lyrics amidst global criticism.
Amid rising concerns over violence against Afrikaners, AfriForum demands that President Ramaphosa publicly denounce hate speech and classify farm murders as a national priority offence.
Political analyst Prof Lesiba Teffo criticises Julius Malema for perpetuating the controversial 'Kill the Boer' chant, urging sensitivity for nation-building.
Elon Musk's recent comments on Julius Malema's 'Kill the Boer' song spark controversy as he claims Starlink's absence in South Africa is due to his race.
Malema claims government misleads public on VAT increases, revealing plans to raise the tax rate to 16% over two years, impacting low-income households.