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The commission has taken issue with several statements that Malema made during the party’s elective conference in the Western Cape in October.

The South African Human Rights Commission has given the EFF and its leader, Julius Malema, 10 days to apologise and retract inciteful statements following several complaints.

The South African Human Rights Commission has given the EFF's Julius Malema 10 days to retract and apologise for inciting violence and hatred.

The Democratic Alliance in KwaZulu-Natal has requested a meeting with the South African Human Rights Commission over what it calls local government's failure to assist residents left homeless by the floods.

Eustace Davie believes the country’s minimum wage measures curtail the freedom of workers to choose their trade, occupation or profession.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the latest audit findings on the country's municipalities leave much to be desired.

Msunduzi Mayor Mzimkhulu Thebolla is convinced they are winning the fight against pollution and illegal dumping.

Tiro Moalusi (15) from PJ Simelane Secondary School died by suicide last week, after a teacher allegedly mocked him about his sexuality in front of his entire class. Cosas wants the teacher in question to be charged as it believes the educator was discriminatory and the matter should not be taken lightly.

Solidarity cautioned Ramaphosa in a letter not to sign the amended Employment Equity Act into law and to refer it back for review.

The IRR is taking legal advice on possible steps against the SAHRC for peddling a blatant factual inaccuracy on land ownership in SA.