I never used to struggle answering the question, “Is South Africa going down the road of Zimbabwe?”My stock answer, until recently, was: “No, of course not. We have a strong judiciary and a fearless media. We have free and fair elections. The rule of law reigns supreme.” After reading my colleague Mondli Makhanya’s seminal opinion..
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Ruling party is leading South Africa down the same destruction path as Zimbabwe
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EFF : BACK IN THE ANC AND BACKING STATE CAPTURE
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As the EFF turns 5 years old , it is clear the EFF is back in the ANC , albeit as the radical and populist vanguard . Much will still be written about Julius Malema but the central theme will always be the absolute destructive and devastating role he played in South African politics …
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Train burning saga – is there more that meets the eye?
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I knew that this whole “Train Arson” thing was serious but I honestly did not know exactly how serious until I read an article by iOl News. After pondering over it a bit I came to the realization that everyone knows THAT it is happening but NO-ONE KNOWS WHY !!! This whole “Train Burning” phenomina..
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Hoërskool Overvaal wins court case against Phanyaza Lesufi
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Gauteng education MEC, Phanyaza Lesufi’s court battle against Hoërskool Overvaal has not gone according to plan, SowetanLive reports. The Afrikaans medium high school made headlines earlier in the year after 55 English pupils were denied enrolment, stating that it had reached full capacity and could not afford to employ a handful of English teachers who..
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VBS chair, Tshifhiwa Matodzi, family trust implicated in bank’s looting
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The family trust of former VBS Mutual Bank chairperson Tshifhiwa Matodzi was allegedly paid nearly R5-million from Vele Investments’ heist of money from VBS Mutual Bank.
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Malema refused to confirm or deny allegations that he is ‘maybe’ behind farm murders
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The controversial EFF leader cheekily refused to confirm or deny allegations that he is involved in organising the killings. EFF leader Julius Malema does not seem too worried about explosive allegations made by AfriForum deputy CEO Ernst Roets at the launch of his book Kill the Boer, claiming that Malema met with an imprisoned gang..
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Malema: “Whites are the safest people in South Africa”
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Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema said white genocide was a fake notion and white people in the country have nothing to fear.
Speaking to eNCA’s Cathy Mohlahlana on ‘As It Happens’, Malema said the EFF was simply addressing issues that people are often uncomfortable to speak about openly.
“Civil war, which will happen in this country, will not be as a result of Malema saying one or two things, it will be out of the frustration our people are confronted with.
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Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema on Wednesday again issued a call to poor black South Africans to occupy unused land illegally
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Speaking in Parliament during the presidency budget debate, Malema said he had initially told supporters to scale down land occupations after the ANC supported a move to expropriate land without compensation to end South Africa’s skewed land ownership patterns. The opposition leader said Ramaphosa had since made “wishy-washy” statements on the matter.
“Our people must continue to occupy land. This land belongs to us and if the ANC wants to kill our people for rightfully claiming their land, do so
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Lekota: LandExpropriation will lead to war
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Cope leader Mosiuoa Lekota has remained defiant about his views on land and says expropriation of land without compensation will take the country “back to war”.
Lekota said the EFF’s ideas around expropriation of land without compensation were dangerous and that the party’s leader Julius Malema did not understand the consequences that come with a war over land.
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Malema ready to die a martyr
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Commander in Chief of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Julius Malema, said he was ready to die a martyr, if that meant following through on a mandate that the African National Congress (ANC) failed to deliver on.
Malema, speaking outside the Bloemfontein High Court on Friday, reminded supporters what the struggle was and always had been about
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Nelson Mandela Bay council meeting descends into chaos
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The special council meeting to hear the six motions brought by the opposition, including the vote of no confidence against Mayor Athol Trollip, collapsed on Thursday morning.
Speaker Jonathan Lawack adjourned the meeting after council erupted into chaos following an altercation between EFF leader Zilindile Vena and member of the mayoral committee for roads and transport Rano Kayser
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Trollip will not finish his term: Malema
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EFF leader Julius Malema says Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Athol Trollip will not finish his five year term.
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has vowed to remove the mayor of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Athol Trollip before the end of his term.
Malema told hundreds of EFF supporters who attended the party’s rally on Wednesday, a day prior to the voting on a no-confidence against Trollip which was postponed to a future date
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Malema: “EFF won’t stop until Trollip is removed.”
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CAPE TOWN – Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malemahas told supporters that the red berets will not stop until Athol Trollip is removed as Nelson Mandela Bay mayor.
Malema is addressing a rally in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth on Wednesday evening, ahead of Thursday’s motion of no confidence debate
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Malema:” what happens to the land once it is expropriated is nobody else’s business”
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Commander in Chief of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Julius Malema, said what happens to the land once it is expropriated is nobody else’s business.
Malema said the EFF would not be blackmailed and threatened by anybody, as the wheels of expropriation without compensation have already been set in motion. He said there was nothing they could say or do to deter them from that goal
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