Patriotic Alliance president Gayton McKenzie responded to Economic Freedom Fighters president Julius Malema's threats to sue him for calling him a bank robber.

In the latest round of potshots, McKenzie called Malema stupid, a gossip, and a bank robber in a social media message to his ...

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A violent altercation during a City of Cape Town council meeting has got social media users debating, after an EFF councillor was choked by security.

Julius Malema has reignited his long-standing feud with former ANC MP Jacob Boy Mamabolo, calling him an “ice boy”.

EFF leader Julius Malema and ANC chief whip Mdumiseni Ntuli are among the members set to serve on the multi-party committee.

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The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) will commemorate their 12th anniversary with a significant rally in Khayelitsha, uniting ...

The Economic Freedom Fighters are celebrating its 12th anniversary in Khayelitsha in the Cape Flats, Cape Town on 26 July. South Africans shared their views.

Gayton McKenzie has clapped back at Julius Malema’s threat to sue him for defamation after he labelled the Economic Freedom Fighter leader “stupid” and a “bank robber” in a recent Facebook Live rant.