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Suspected killer of senior EFF official appears in court
Man accused of murdering EFF Tshwane leader Monica Dube appears in court after daughter recognised him at taxi rank.
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Malema appeals firearm convictions and five-year sentence
Malema has filed a High Court application seeking leave to appeal his firearm convictions and five-year prison sentence handed down in April.
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Malema faces legal challenge over JSC membership post-conviction
EFF’s Malema is facing a legal challenge to be removed from the Judicial Service Commission following his conviction stemming from a 2018 political rally.
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WATCH | President Cyril Ramaphosa addresses the nation on Phala Phala
The President is set to address the nation tonight at 20:00 following the judgment of the Constitutional Court in the Phala Phala case.
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Scholar transport disrupted as operators halt services over unpaid fees
The EFF in the Eastern Cape says unpaid fees have led operators to withdraw scholar transport services, threatening learners’ access to education.
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Lawyer lodges Equality Court complaint against Julius Malema, EFF
Julius Malema has been named in an Equality Court complaint lodged in Johannesburg. The matter will be considered by the court.
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Kimberley se politieke toekoms: ANC en EFF smee pakt terwyl DA ‘oordeelsdag’ voorspel
In ’n dramatiese wending vir die Sol Plaatje-munisipaliteit het die ANC en die EFF ’n formele samewerkingsooreenkoms aangekondig.
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Political parties divided over Malema sentence as appeal looms
The five-year prison sentence handed down to EFF leader Julius Malema has sparked mixed reactions from political parties and legal experts.
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Julius Malema sentenced to five years on firearm charges
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema was sentenced to five years imprisonment this morning after being found guilty of firearm-related charges stemming from a 2018 incident.
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Malema firearm sentencing case set to conclude tomorrow
The State requested the maximum sentence of 15 years imprisonment, arguing that the court must set an example to potential offenders.
