EFF: Latest news, policy moves and what they mean for South Africa

The EFF (Economic Freedom Fighters) keeps South African politics lively. Known for bold statements, red berets and loud rallies, the party pushes for land reform, nationalisation and economic change. If you want clear updates — not spin — this tag page collects news, interviews, court updates and analysis about the EFF in one place.

Why care about the EFF? Because their actions shape debates on land, jobs and inequality. Even when they are not in government, their votes, protests and coalition choices force other parties to react. That’s where we help: quick summaries, background for context and links to full reports so you can follow fast-moving stories without hunting around.

What we cover under the EFF tag

We track five things you’ll see often here: public statements from Julius Malema and senior leaders, policy positions on land and nationalisation, courtroom battles and legal challenges, election results and council or parliamentary maneuvers, plus protest actions and public events. Each item links to the full article, so you can read a quick take or dig deeper.

Expect straightforward reporting: who said what, where it happened, the likely political fallout and how communities are affected. We avoid jargon and explain legal or policy terms in plain language. For example, if the EFF pushes for expropriation without compensation, we’ll show what that could mean for farmers, voters and the law — fast.

How to use this tag page

Want the newest items first? Use the sort options on the page. Looking for analysis rather than breaking news? Look for opinion or feature labels. Prefer multimedia? We link to videos and clips from rallies and interviews when available. You can also subscribe to alerts for the EFF tag to get headlines straight to your inbox.

Curious about past moves or major court cases? The tag archives keep older posts handy so you can trace a story from an early statement to the latest twist. That’s useful when a policy promise becomes law or when a protest leads to negotiations — you’ll see the full timeline.

We aim to be fair and clear. We report EFF claims and verify them where possible, and we flag when details are still unclear. That helps you form your own view without extra noise.

Want to read smarter? Try these quick tips: scan headlines for the gist, open detail pages for context, and check related posts listed under each article to follow developments. If you see a big story, use the share buttons to send it to friends or chat groups.

Questions or tips about EFF stories? Send them in. Local sources and eyewitness notes often lead to fresh reporting. We rely on community input to keep coverage timely and accurate.

Follow this tag to stay on top of EFF moves, whether it’s policy proposals, courtroom battles, election strategies or street protests. We’ll keep the updates simple, fast and useful so you won’t miss what matters.