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Dali Mpofu Confirms EFF Received Funding from Bankrupt VBS Bank

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Former EFF chair, Dali Mpofu, has confirmed that the party received funding from the bankrupt VBS Bank. The revelations emerged from an affidavit written by the exchair of VBS Mutual Bank and Vele Investments, Tshifhiwa Matodzi, who suggested that VBS contribute R5 million and an additional R1 million monthly to the EFF. Mpofu admitted that the party had received funds from the failed bank, but claimed that the information was already in the public domain. The impact of the disclosure on both the EFF and VBS’s reputation remains uncertain.

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Sweeping Legal Action Against South African Political Party and Leader

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The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and its leader Julius Malema are facing a lawsuit worth R1 million over allegations of hate speech. The complainant claims that remarks made by Malema and other party members were directed at him, resulting in his selfimposed exile. The South African Human Rights Commission has joined the lawsuit, which will be presented as a civil action before Judge Mark Sher in the Cape Town Equality Court. The lawsuit highlights the tension between politics, social justice, and personal rights in South Africa.

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A Pivotal Judgment: Upholding Decorum and Rule of Law in South Africa

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The High Court in South Africa rejected the Economic Freedom Fighters’ (EFF) request to put disciplinary measures against six of their members on hold, affirming the importance of decorum and the rule of law in parliamentary procedures. The court’s decision highlights the significance of maintaining order in political institutions and the consequences of disregarding parliamentary regulations and customs. The verdict also serves as a testament to the sturdiness of the country’s judicial system and its dedication to upholding democratic principles.

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The Unforgettable Guardian of Constantia, Cape Town: K9 Seeff

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K9 Seeff, a Belgian Malinois patrol dog, is a vital part of the Constantia Watch K9 unit, which helps protect the peaceful district of Constantia in Cape Town. Recently, K9 Seeff’s exceptional tracking skills led to the capture of a suspect who had been stealing copper. Along with KC, another specially selected dog, K9 Seeff is trained six days a week to be a valuable addition to the communityfounded initiative that relies on proactive crime monitoring to safeguard residents and property values. The Constantia Watch, including the K9 unit, is a symbol of the community coming together to ensure safety and security.