Daily news update: EFF manifesto launch, AKA murder investigation, load shedding and more. By Molefe Seeletsa. Journalist 9 minute read. 11 Feb 2024. 05:00 am.

Land, jobs, load-shedding: Fact-checking the EFF’s election manifesto In a manifesto brimming with promises, Africa Check took a closer look at some of the more notable claims the opposition ...

EFF supporters believe Malema's promise to end load shedding within 6 months is possible At the EFF’s election manifesto launch in Durban, the leader of the red berets presented a series of ...

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The government of the EFF will end load shedding within six months of taking over government. We are going to reactivate coal-fired stations and introduce 6,000 mega watts nuclear energy.

On Saturday, EFF leader Julius Malema released his party’s manifesto, giving an indication of how important load shedding will be to his campaign. The slogan of the EFF’s manifesto is simple ...

Malema: "We say load shedding must stop because we are indarkness now. Load shedding has killed businesses and people have lost jobs… Wemust vote to stop load shedding". Malema: "Our commitment as the ...

South Africa's radical leftist Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) will nationalize all mines by 2023 if elected this year, the party said in its election manifesto launched on Saturday. The party is ...

The EFF will hold a national shutdown on 20 March to protest continuing load shedding and call for President Cyril Ramaphosa to resign. EFF leader Julius Malema made the announcement at a press ...

Political parties in South Africa express outrage over the rapid escalation of load shedding from Stage 3 to Stage 6, calling for urgent reforms in the electricity supply sector.

Opposition party the Economic Freedom Fighters marched against load shedding, the privatisation of Eskom, and unbundling of the parastatal in Gauteng. More than 1,000 EFF supporters joined leaders ...