Peter Fabricius’s article in Daily Maverick about Jacob Zuma’s relationship with the late leader of Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, ...
The South African on MSN1h
‘I’m not scared of Zuma’: Malema relishing another fight with MK Party leaderEFF's Julius Malema says he does not fear MK Party leader Jacob Zuma or all the people who are working with the former ...
“He is inviting me back to fight with him and I’ll do it and I will do it with ease. I’m not scared of Zuma or all of his ...
Julius Malema made the comments after some of his high-ranking members resigned and established membership with Jacob Zuma’s ...
“It is clear that the Zuma–Gupta years are far from over. While the government of South Africa attempts to have the Guptas ...
At a question session in Parliament today, the leader of Jacob Zuma’s MK Party, John Hlophe MP, disgracefully abused ...
EFF’s Julius Malema says he does not fear MK Party leader Jacob Zuma or all the people who are working with the former ...
Briefly on MSN14h
Julius Malema Questions EFF Members’ Loyalty, Asks Why They Kept Floyd Shivambu’s Departure a SecretJulius Malema has questioned why some EFF members claimed to care about the party but didn't tell him about Floyd Shivambu's ...
For its part, the Edelman Trust Barometer recently ranked South Africa among the most politically polarised countries in the ...
Phys.org on MSN15h
Is South Africa one of the most politically polarized countries in the world? No, it's not, says sociologistThe extreme inequalities in South Africa have enabled similar scenarios. In South Africa, during the Jacob Zuma presidency, ...
A number of reports have called South Africa a politically polarised society. This may seem uncontroversial, given the country's history of dispossession and discrimination during colonialism and ...
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