The leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters party Julius Malema has accused President Cyril Ramaphosa of showing the country's constitutional court a "middle finger" following a judgement.

The sentence raises huge questions marks over the political future of one of South Africa's most controversial politicians.

The EFF has welcomed an interim interdict ordering radio personality and activist Ngizwe Mchunu to desist from making derogatory statements about During a widely televised interview, Mchunu criticised ...

A new court application by the Helen Suzman Foundation argues that Parliament has a constitutional obligation to assess ...

Have you got some kind of plan for how you’re going to start killing those farmers? Just so that we know what’s on the agenda ...

The Pretoria high court has finalised the defamation case against cultural activist and media personality Ngizwe Mchunu, ...

Julius Malema criticises South Africa's anti-immigration marches as "clownish," challenging the xenophobia narrative while ...

Ngizwe Mchunu ignites controversy with a fierce attack on Julius Malema amid anti-illegal immigration discussions, following ...

Malema's lawyer says Ngizwe Mchunu deliberately defamed Malema in an effort to discredit the EFF ahead of the elections.

The Weekend Wrap covers the Department of Justice’s move to shield court officials from cameras following Julius Malema’s recent outburst, the SAPS leadership shake-up, a bizarre Ekurhuleni scandal ...

I know I’m fighting the system. It hates me for telling the truth. I never lie. No one can ever caught me in a lie. If I’m about to tell a lie, I don’t tell a lie. I keep quiet. So you’d rather accuse ...

Julius Malema showed little emotion as he received news of the sentence Leading South African opposition politician Julius Malema, 45, has been sentenced to five years after being found guilty of the ...