Julius Malema says he will vote with the DA if it proposed a no-confidence motion against President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Julius Malema criticises Jacob Zuma and the MK Party at the Youth Day rally, urging South Africa's youth to reject outdated leadership and embrace a new political future.

Zuma’s appearance in the parliamentary corridors took place during the debate on the Opening of Parliament Address (OPA) delivered by his successor, President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Zuma shocked his lifelong political home, the governing ANC, by joining MK last year. He was president of South Africa for two terms, from 2009 to 2018. He had been forced to resign as presiden t ...

In 2013 Mr Malema founded the EFF, which won 6% of the vote in 2014 and 11% in 2019.The recent Ipsos poll puts it at 19%, ahead of the DA‘s 17% (with 10% undecided).This is a remarkable ...

Parties such as Xiluva, and the South African Rainbow Alliance have recently been absorbed by uMkhonto weSizwe party ...

Malema formed the EFF after being expelled from the ANC under Zuma’s watch and took the fight to him in parliament with corruption allegations, campaigning for the then president to pay back the ...

WATCH: ‘I can’t be threatened by Zuma, he’s inviting me for a fight’ – Malema ‘Weaking of radical left’ Political analyst Daniel Silke said the EFF-MK standoff pointed to “the ...

Julius Malema has a reputation for defying boundaries. His speeches at otherwise run-of-the-mill parliament sittings light up social media, the party he built from scratch almost 11 years ago has ...

Shivambu was expelled from the ANC under former president Jacob Zuma’s leadership, in 2013 a year after Malema was expelled from the party. They co-founded the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) .

Despite Zuma being barred from running for parliament by the Constitutional Court because of a previous contempt of court violation, the 82-year-old’s face remained on the ballot paper.

Zuma’s appearance in the parliamentary corridors took place during the debate on the Opening of Parliament Address (OPA) delivered by his successor, President Cyril Ramaphosa.