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Transcending ‘political theatrics’ key to EFF growth

ELECTIONS 2024

When Julius Malema was raised to the skies on an elevated stage, fist clenched and confetti flying in the air, at the EFF’s 10th-anniversary celebration at a packed FNB Stadium on July 29 last year, it was a moment of triumph and a performative declaration of intent for the 2024 elections.

The question is whether he can deliver on the expectations arising from his “Beyoncé moment”: Will the EFF win enough votes to have its claim to be the government of the future taken seriously? Will the EFF win

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