The EFF leader said Ndlozi was not at the conference and that it was not in the party’s interests to entertain such “nonsense”

EFF’s policy stance of only appointing members with post matric- qualification

Malema insisted his national people’s assembly will move forward, despite the concern over Ndlozi’s absence.

The absence of the party’s senior official and former spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi

Cosatu deputy president Mike Shingange tacitly endorsed the SACP’s decision to contest elections sparately while calling for the alliance to remain intact

EFF leader Julius Malema says the party is bigger than individuals.

Malema says the party’s third national people’s assembly theme is defending and rebuilding

Malema alleges economic sabotage when there were attempts to shut down coal-fired power stations

SATAWU says its incoming leadership should develop a programme that will address workers challenges

It can be achieved through the regulations the education minister must draft

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Mashatile says they will not stand in the way of the SACP’s wish to contest elections independently

Deputy President Paul Mashatile said the president would soon reveal the fate of the contentious law after months of deliberations and consultations

EFF leader Julius Malema says his so-called tea party with former president Jacob Zuma has been misrepresented.

ANC deputy president Paul Mashatile said the party’s national executive committee respected the SACP’s decision to campaign alone for 2026 local government elections

Malema has questioned Zuma’s commitment to black consciousness during his tenure as State President

Mashatile says he presented the report to the President last night and will soon be made public

EFF student command leader Sihle Lonzi came out guns blazing, praising party president Julius Malema for sticking to his guns about the future of the red berets – and not buckling under calls for “black unity”.

UDM’s Nkwankwa insists their participation in the GNU is not an indication of their ideological posture; they still identify with the EFF.

The party is hosting its third National People’s Assembly to elect its top six leadership.