EFF CIC JULIUS MALEMA ADDRESSES WORKERS’ DAY RALLY | 01 MAY 2026
The EFF President and Commander-in-Chief, Julius Malema, addresses the #EFFWorkersDayRally on Friday, 01 May 2026. Supporters gathered as the Economic
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NGIZWE MCHUNU ATTACKS JULIUS MALEMA | CALLS HIM “DEAD SNAKE” IN HEATED CLASH
Ngizwe Mchunu has launched a strong verbal attack on Julius Malema, calling him a “dead snake” and a political devil
Amapondo King Beyelekhaya Dalindyebo Has Responded To Eastern Cape’s Oscar Mabuyane’s Remarks On EFF Leader Julius Malema Master’s Degree Scandal
Following the remarks made by Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane against the Master’s qualifications by Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) Julius
STATEMENT ISSUED ON BEHALF OF HIS MAJESTY KING BUYELEKHAYA ZWELIBANZI DALINDYEBO
This statement serves as a formal response to the press release issued by Eastern Cape Premier Lubabalo Oscar Mabuyane in
Julius Malema Sentenced to Five Years Over Firearm Offence, Appeal Process Begins
South African opposition leader and parliamentarian Julius Malema has been sentenced to five years in prison following his conviction on
Julius Malema Reportedly Sentenced to Five Years Imprisonment in Multi-Count Case
Julius Malema has reportedly been sentenced following a court ruling on multiple charges, according to circulating reports. The sentence
EFF LEADER JULIUS MALEMA IN COURT ⚖️ JJ TABANE SHOWS SUPPORT | FIREARM CASE UPDATE
📍 East London Magistrate’s Court Update Political analyst Professor JJ Tabane appears at court in support of EFF leader Julius
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MALEMA SENTENCING DAY | JAIL OR FINE? COURT DECIDES TODAY
EFF leader Julius Malema is expected to be sentenced today, 16 April 2026, at the East London Magistrate’s Court in
🔴 EFF NIGHT VIGIL FOR Julius Malema | SUPPORTERS RALLY AHEAD OF COURT SHOWDOWN
EFF supporters have gathered in large numbers for a night vigil in support of Julius Malema ahead of his upcoming