Julius Malema fights for freedom after his five-year prison sentence for discharging a firearm in 2018. Legal costs escalate amid South African public discourse.
Julius Malema fights for freedom after his five-year prison sentence for discharging a firearm in 2018. Legal costs escalate amid South African public discourse.
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.
Economic Freedom Fighters president Julius Malema appeared before the magistrates court in KuGumpo City, Eastern Cape for his sentencing after he was found guilty.
Geordin Hill-Lewis, newly-elected DA leader, faces backlash over spiky remarks in response to Iranian embassy's congratulations and calls for democracy in Iran.
President Cyril Ramaphosa defends Roelf Meyer’s appointment as US Ambassador amid controversy, emphasising Meyer's alignment with ANC policies in Johannesburg.
Julius Malema told supporters outside the East London Magistrate Court that there was no reason to panic as he would not be intimidated by young Afrikaner boys.
The Economic Freedom Fighters has rejected Roelf Meyer’s appointment as South Africa’s Ambassador to the US, citing his role during the Apartheid era.
Mahlatse Dlamini warns of an ungovernable nation if EFF leader Julius Malema is sentenced for firearm discharge, while the party prepares to appeal the decision.
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