Looking for the most recent EFF coverage? You’ve landed in the right spot. Here we pull together fresh articles, breaking headlines and deep‑dive pieces about the Economic Freedom Fighters and everything that surrounds the party.
From statements made in Parliament to protests on the streets, the EFF never runs out of news. We keep things simple: you get the facts, you get the context, and you can decide what matters to you.
The EFF is one of South Africa’s loudest voices on land reform, job creation and government accountability. Their rallies often turn into headlines, and their policies spark heated debates across the continent. By following the tag, you’ll see how the party’s actions ripple through business, education and everyday life.
Recent posts on our site show the EFF’s impact in real terms. For example, the party’s push for land‑ownership reforms has triggered new legislation talks in Pretoria. Another story covered the EFF’s criticism of the latest electricity tariffs – a hot topic for any South African dealing with load shedding.
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Floyd Shivambu, deputy president of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has resigned to join Jacob Zuma's MK Party. Allegations of corruption, fraud, and money laundering involving the VBS mutual bank scandal loom over Shivambu and EFF leader Julius Malema. The announcement has caused significant turmoil within the EFF, impacting party support in South Africa.
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