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Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema gestures at the party's manifesto launch at Moses Mabhida Stadium in KwaZulu Natal province, South Africa, Saturday Feb. 10, 2024. Economic Freedom Fighters party launched its election campaign manifesto in a province set to be the stage for hot political contestation in the South African elections later this year. (AP Photo/Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)

Leader of South African opposition party promises jobs, land ahead of election

Associated Press

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party leader, Julius Malema, addresses supporters at the launch of their municipal election manifesto in Soweto, Saturday, April 30, 2016. Fiery South African opposition politician Malema told 40,000 cheering supporters that President Jacob Zuma should step down before the army turns on him because of the corruption allegations against him. (AP Photo/Denis Farrell)

South Africa: Opposition leader warns president to step down

By Renee Graham - Associated Press

South African Economic Freedom Fighters, EFF, disrupt the official opening session inside Parliament while security personnel dressed in white shirts try and stop the action in Cape Town, South Africa, Thursday, Feb. 12, 2015. Security guards entered South Africa's parliament on Thursday to remove opposition lawmakers who disrupted an annual address by President Jacob Zuma to demand that he answer questions about a spending scandal. (AP Photo/Rodger Bosch, Pool)

Corruption questions block South African President Zuma’s State of the Nation speech

By Geoff Hill - Special to The Washington Times

South African President Jacob Zuma will deliver his State of the Nation speech on Thursday amid widespread discord. (Associated Press)

Jacob Zuma, South Africa president, set for State of the Nation speech showdown

By Geoff Hill - Special to The Washington Times

Mourners make their way to a memorial service at the Lonmin Platinum Mine near Rustenburg, South Africa, on Aug. 23 after police shot and killed 34 striking miners and wounded 78. Demands for higher wages spread to at least two other mines, raising fears of further protests at more South African mines that provide most of the world’s platinum.

Strikes, violence continue to disrupt Johannesburg mines

By Michelle Faul - Associated Press

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Mr. Malema's supporters, some of whom pelted police and reporters with stones and bottles, confront police on Tuesday. Mr. Malema's calls for radical changes have mobilized unemployed and disillusioned youths. (Associated Press)

Protests signal power struggle in South Africa

By Michelle Faul - Associated Press

South African leader accused of racism

By Geoff Hill - The Washington Times