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Media Bias Breakdown
How is the media covering Julius Malema?Julius Malema often is covered by Center Media sources.
Center: 61%
Right: 37%
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0% Local Coverage59% National Coverage41% International Coverage
Media Bias Breakdown
How is the media covering Julius Malema?Julius Malema often is covered by Center Media sources.
Center: 61%
Right: 37%
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Julius Malema · South AfricaJulius Malema acknowledged that investors might fear his party’s policies, which include nationalising mines and expropriating land without compensation, but says they’d value more certainty.See the Story
Malema to investors: EFF will bring clarity, transparency - but also nationalisation
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Jacob Zuma · GazaA lot of “bad blood” between President Cyril Ramaphosa on the one hand and Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambo as well as MK leader Jacob Zuma is likely to prevent a coalition between the Radical Economic Transformation (RET) parties and the ruling African National Congress (ANC). Instead, the ANC is more likely to team up with the opposition Democratic Alliance-led Multi-Party Charter (MPC) for a post-election coali…See the Story
Bad blood between CR, Julius & Zuma should keep RET bloc out of power-share…
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Julius Malema · South AfricaANC president Cyril Ramaphosa and EFF leader Julius Malema were among the politicians who attended the Sunday Easter service of the St Engenas Zion Christian Church in Moria, Limpopo. This is an important way for the parties to ramp up their visibility especially ahead of the 29 May national poll. The post Moria becomes the gathering point for politicians seeking blessings ahead of 29 May poll appeared first on Daily Maverick.See the Story
Moria is gathering point for politicians seeking blessings ahead of poll
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Julius Malema · South AfricaJulius Malema admitted to not being aware of the price of a loaf or bread in an interview with Lester Kiewit on Cape Talk on Monday. Malema also raised eyebrows when he said VAT should be removed from basic foods, such as bread. He said the reason it was difficult for the EFF to get support from the white community was because some white people did not want to share the resources.See the Story
'I do not know the price of a loaf of bread' - Julius Malema
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Julius Malema · South AfricaOn Monday, the Electoral Commission of SA (IEC) made its party lists open to the public, revealing the 14,662 candidates nominated by political parties to fill the seats in the National Assembly and provincial legislatures after the May 29 elections. We take a look at the more eye-catching features. The post SA’s 2024 elections party lists — the bad, the weird and the ugly appeared first on Daily Maverick.See the Story
South Africa's 2024 elections party lists — the bad, the weird and the ugly
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Julius Malema · Zikhron Ya'akovThe hate speech case against EFF leader Julius Malema wrapped its evidence in the Equality Court, sitting in the Western Cape High Court, on Monday. University of Johannesburg political scientist Professor Steven Friedman's cross-examination continued. Friedman insisted Malema did not propagate hate speech in his remarks directed at a white man accused of assaulting EFF supporters.See the Story
Free speech vs hate speech: Battle over Malema's hate speech case continues
Coverage: 2 sources
Julius Malema · South AfricaEFF leader Julius Malema's comments about tracking down and dealing with a white man he accused of assaulting party members did not constitute hate speech, the Equality Court in Cape Town heard on Thursday. University of Johannesburg political science professor Steven Friedman was giving evidence in Dante van Wyk's application against Malema.See the Story
Malema's Brackenfell comments not hate speech, political science professor testifies
Coverage: 2 sources
