I don’t have live feed access right now, but I can summarize what’s been reported recently about Julius Malema.
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Legal matters: Malema and the Economic Freedom Fighters have faced various legal issues over the years, including firearm-related charges and related court proceedings. Some articles note sentencing or appeals, while others report ongoing court processes.
Political activity: Malema remains a prominent opposition figure in South Africa, with continued public statements, rallying of supporters, and engagement in national politics through the EFF.
Media coverage: South African outlets (BBC Africa, Mail & Guardian, Sowetan, and others) frequently publish updates on his trials, political maneuvers, and party position ahead of elections or parliamentary actions.
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Julius Malema, South African politician known for his fiery outspoken nature and inspiring oratory. He served as president (2008–12) of the African National Congress Youth League and then as leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, the leftist political party he helped launch in 2013.
www.britannica.comJulius Malema, known for his incendiary rhetoric, was recently convicted of hate speech.
www.bbc.comEFF leader Julius Malema faces a major setback in his presidential ambitions after he was convicted on firearm charges, threatening his political future The Economic Freedom Fighters leader’s pre-sentencing hearing is scheduled for January Delivery of the ruling by magistrate Twanet Olivier will continue on Tuesday This follows months of consultations with communities on whether there was a need to form another political party in South Africa
mg.co.zaMalema is appealing against the decision, which means he is not going to prison immediately.
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