The EFF leader was found guilty of two transgressions this year and awaits an order and sentence in the matters. In August, ...

The controversial president of the ANC Youth League Julius Malema has been found guilty of hate speech by a South African judge because of comments he made about a woman who accused President Jacob ...

The word has “genocidal connotations”. Julius Malema took Kenny Kunene to court, accusing Kunene of hate speech. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks / GroundUp - The High Court in Johannesburg has found ...

Julius Malema does not think he needs to take the stand to explain his remarks that President Jacob Zuma's rape accuser enjoyed herself with him. And the ANC Youth League President wants the hate ...

South Africa opposition party, di Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), say dem dey go Supreme Court of Appeals to challenge one court decision wey say di speech wey dia President and Commander in Chief ...

The Equality Court has ruled that remarks made by EFF President Julius Malema in relation to an incident at Brackenfell High School constituted hate speech, and it demonstrated a clear intention to ...

An application for leave to appeal against the “Dubul’ iBhunu” (Shoot the Boer) hate speech ruling will be heard in Johannesburg next Thursday, civil rights body Afriforum said on Tuesday. The ANC and ...

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A South African court found the firebrand leader of the ruling ANC's youth wing guilty of hate speech on Monday and fined him for suggesting a woman who accused President ...

South African opposition leader, Julius Malema, has been found guilty of hate speech by the country’s equality court over remarks he made during a 2022 rally, a ruling that has reignited debate about ...

The African National Congress’ expulsion of its enfant terrible, Julius Malema, answers one question: Yes, the party of Nelson Mandela, the party which overthrew apartheid, still finds racism and hate ...

Judge Collin Lamont said the song, which includes the lyrics “shoot the white farmer”, was “derogatory and dehumanising”. He added that all citizens are called to treat each other equally in ...