MALEMA: The children must eat at school, and three (3) times, not once…Just on arrival, breakfast, then the Class can start…during break, you eat. When you go home, you take your package, go home… #EFFKZNManifestoLaunch

Julius Malema is the first person to recommend General Mkhwanazi for police commissioner position before most of yall even know he existed .🙏

Is your GOAT a Dr?

#MALEMA: The rich must subsidize the poor, because the Poor did not make themselves poor. The system made them poor – and therefore we cannot continue to punish them for what the system did to them. #EFFECManifestoLaunch

President @Julius_S_Malema is hosting lunch with the elderly at Ekuphumleni Old Age Home in Gqeberha, after addressing the EFF EC Provincial Manifesto Rally in Motherwell. The old age home was visited by the President during the EFF 10th Anniversary Celebrations in 2023, where the EFF committed to clear R3.5 million debt owed by the old age home to the municipality. The debt was successfully cleared following this commitment. #VoteEFF2026 #VoteEFF

CIC Julius Malema is the face of South African politics, he's the messiah, the beginning and the end 🙌🙌🙌 The name Julius Malema is the currency, the economy feeding so many families who pretend to hate him by always mentioning his name 💯🤞 Malema is a giant

I know someone who would have stolen the goal.

There has been a great deal of talk on these X streets about Julius Malema and the EFF being “anti-white”. It is a lie. The EFF is opposed to white supremacy — as it should be, and as any revolutionary party seeking to transform South Africa’s racial and economic order should be. Opposition to white supremacy is not the same thing as hatred of white people. White South Africans who genuinely believe in the EFF’s seven cardinal pillars are welcomed into the party. I joined the EFF in 2013. I was the first white woman to join the party, and I was subsequently elected as the EFF’s first Deputy Secretary General in Gauteng. I attended countless marches, rallies and political meetings. I travelled with EFF comrades and worked alongside them. I was embraced, respected and treated as a comrade. My experience was deeply meaningful, and I felt at home in the organisation. That is my lived experience. It cannot simply be erased by people who were not there. People need to stop spreading misinformation about the EFF and white people. But there is an important responsibility that white people who choose to participate in Black revolutionary politics must understand. We must not centre ourselves. Historically, white allies in struggles for racial justice have often been unreliable. Some have also caused unintended damage by overstating their importance, speaking over Black people or assuming that solidarity gives them an understanding of experiences they have not lived. We cannot know what it means to experience racial humiliation, exclusion and oppression as Black South Africans. We cannot claim to understand Black pain from the inside. What we can do is stand in solidarity, listen, challenge structural racism and work towards a society in which racial inequality is dismantled, land dispossession is addressed and meaningful reparations are pursued. For me, one of the most powerful aspects of the EFF has always been its insistence on the dignity, humanity and future of the Black child. That does not mean hatred of white people. It means confronting a historical and continuing system in which Black people have been denied dignity, ownership, opportunity and power. My personal experience as a white person in the EFF was very special. I found comradeship, political clarity and an organisation deeply committed to its political project. People are entitled to disagree profoundly with the EFF. They are entitled to criticise Julius Malema and the party. But criticism should be based on what the EFF actually says and does — not on the lazy and demonstrably false claim that opposition to white supremacy is synonymous with hatred of white people. Those are not the same thing.

I remember that video where Ronaldo ran outside the tunnel thinking Bruno Fernandez and others will follow him. Only for him to go back when they didn’t 😭😭

“You are the future!! We respect President Zuma, we love him but he is not the Future”🔥🔥Cic in KZN #VoteEFF #VoteEFFLGE

Every Portugal downfall starts from here. Imagine I score my first goal in the biggest tournament, only for my friend to go to the referee and claim that he scored it. Then he takes it further and complains to FIFA, insisting that the goal belongs to him. Do you honestly think I would keep passing to him or look at him the same way after that? Trust would be gone. That’s exactly how this situation feels.

The President and Commander in Chief @Julius_S_Malema has arrived at Kokstad for the second leg of the KwaZulu Natal Manifesto Launch. Watch live on our social media platforms #VoteEFF2026 #VictoryOrDeath #EFFKZNManifestoLaunch

MALEMA: …I don’t want Children, young girls, who go and sleep with Sibiya because they want money. SUGAR DADDIES. GOVERNMENT MUST BE YOUR SUGAR DADDY. No man must be a Sugar Daddy. We must support you and make sure that you become Children. #EFFKZNManifestoLaunch

MALEMA: Mtolo is a small boy who can’t do anything to the EFF. We are going to Kokstad and ARREST ALL HIS FRIENDS WHO HAVE BEEN STEALING MONEY from Kokstad Municipality. #EFFKZNManifestoLaunch

Ronaldo created a platform to be gifting himself an award every year. Now the platform made a fake quote that the player had to deny 😭

CIC @Julius_S_Malema To Host Lunch At Ekuphumleni Old Age Home, Gqeberha

Host ask Cic Julius Malema “Do you hate white people?” Cic- Listen to what he said

@MbalulaFikile and @MYANC??

We cannot simply allow FF plus and DA to lead this country when they openly support the genocide of Palestinians having a record of supporting apartheid!

It’s airing on Sunday at 19h00.