Julius Sello Malema is a South African politician and activist best known as the founder and leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF). Born in Limpopo in 1981, Malema first gained national attention as president of the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL), where he became known for his fiery speeches and radical political positions. He later founded the EFF in 2013, promoting policies centered on economic equality, land redistribution, African nationalism, and anti-establishment politics. Malema remains one of the most controversial and influential political figures in South Africa.
South African opposition leader Julius Malema has challenged anti-immigrant protests spreading across parts of South Africa, questioning claims that removing foreign nationals would automatically create jobs for citizens. Speaking during an interview with SABC News, the leader of the Economic…
Apart from the charges he has recently faced, Julius Malema remains one of Africa’s most vocal Pan-African figures, consistently pushing for deeper unity across the continent. And speaking of unification, one of his past interviews on language offers a clear…
Footage of Julius Malema discharging a firearm at a political rally became critical evidence in the case that led to his five-year prison sentence.
