A controversial South African opposition MP, central to a row over race relations in the country, has been denied entry to the UK. The Home Office said Julius Malema had been deemed "non-conducive ...

The EFF has confirmed that Julius Malema was denied entry into the United Kingdom (UK) due to his political views. On Thursday, EFF spokesperson Sinawo Thambo said the party received a letter from ...

In a letter released by Malema's party, the Home Office cited his vocal support for Hamas, including a speech he made after the 7 October attacks in which he said his own party would arm the group ...

The land debate is clouded by emotion, dishonesty, and racial vaguenessOriginal land owners were the Bushmen, displaced by ...

A Home Office spokesperson told the BBC: "It is our longstanding policy not to comment on individual cases." Some of Malema's critics in South Africa are likely to welcome the UK's decision, and ...

EFF leader Julius Malema is “quietly enjoying” the dramatic fallout between US President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk, the two figures who have long criticised him over his outspoken ...

Banned again: Malema’s presence not ‘conducive to the public good’, say UK authorities The EFF has confirmed that Julius Malema was denied entry into the United Kingdom (UK) due to his ...

Nationals of seven African countries are facing a ban on travel to the U.S. from June 9, per Mr. Trump's announcement: Chad, Somalia, Sudan, Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea and Libya.

Malema reiterated that DA leader Mmusi Maimane’s authority was being “undermined” in his party. Contacted for comment, Maimane said the DA was “a party of due process”.

ActionSA has delivered a damning evaluation of South Africa’s government of national unity (GNU), awarding it a series of failing grades and criticising it for operating in a leadership vacuum.