A KwaZulu-Natal minority rights group is looking to open a third case against EFF leader Julius Malema for claiming that the majority of Indians are racist.

The nationalisation of the SA Reserve Bank could be on the way if the invitation for public comments by Parliament is anything to go by.

The National Treasury says Floyd Shivambu’s recent comments about the department are ignorant and show his lack of understanding of how Treasury operates.

The ANC has lashed out at the "blatant racist nationalism" on the part of the EFF after the party's deputy chairperson Floyd Shihambu's attack on Ishmail Momoniat.

Parliament’s standing committee on finance has condemned EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu’s claim that Treasury’s deputy DG Ismail Momoniat was “un-African”.

The EFF walked out of a Mandela Bay council meeting after a fallout with the Speaker who rejected a motion of intent aimed at ousting Athol Trollip.

Solly Msimanga will resign as mayor of Tshwane should he be found to have flouted rules in the appointment of his embattled chief of staff Marietha Aucamp.

EFF called on government to expel the Israeli mission to the country over what it said was Israel's racist aggression against Palestinians.

Supra Mahumapelo has dared those who question the legality of his decision to take leave of absence and his appointment of an acting premier to take him to court.

The motion of no confidence against Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Athol Trollip has been withdrawn.

Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Athol Trollip will face a third attempt to remove him as the city’s council is due to hear the motion of no confidence this morning.

The EFF have walked out of the North West provincial legislature before the beleaguered Premier Supra Mahumapelo could table his budget speech.

EFF leader Julius Malema will be among five SA MPs to be sworn in at the opening ceremony of the sixth ordinary session of the Pan African Parliament.

A police officer who arrests a dangerous criminal and hard-working officers must be well-rewarded, the EFF leader Julius Malema said.

The EFF is the only party fighting for black people, party leader Julius Malema said at the by-election victory celebration.

The EFF welcomed the guilty verdict delivered in the trial of Karabo Mokoena's killer, Sandile Mantsoe.