Julius Malema

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  Outrage Over South African Politician Julius Malema's Racist Comments

  South Africa's Julius Malema used a decades old song that dates back to the struggle against apartheid.

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  Brawl Breaks Out Between Guards And Lawmakers In South African Parliament

  A brawl broke out in South Africa's parliament on Thursday as guards exchanged punches with opposition lawmakers who shouted down President Jacob Zuma as he tried to deliver his state of the nation address.

• South African President 'Scared of Whites': Julius Malema

  Radical South African lawmaker Julius Malema delivered a blistering attack on President Jacob Zuma in his maiden address to parliament on Wednesday, accusing him of being "extremely scared of white people".

• Jacob Zuma Given Second Term as South African President

  South African President Jacob Zuma was elected for a second five-year term by parliament on Wednesday, as radical lawmakers shook up the normally staid proceedings.

• Radicals in Red Shake up South Africa Parliament Opening

  Radical new South African lawmakers shook up the normally staid opening of parliament on Wednesday by turning up for the formal re-election of President Jacob Zuma in bright red overalls topped by red berets or hard hats.

• South Africa's Jacob Zuma Dedicates Election Win to Nelson Mandela

  South African President Jacob Zuma on Saturday dedicated his ANC's landslide victory in this week's elections to Nelson Mandela, 20 years to the day after the late liberation leader's inauguration.

• Unrest in South Africa Township Following Vote

  South African police said on Saturday they arrested around 60 rioters after violent protests in a Johannesburg township amid allegations of voter fraud in elections that returned Nelson Mandela's ANC to power.

• Polls Open in South Africa's Fifth All-Race Elections

  South Africans voted on Wednesday in elections that are expected to see the ruling African National Congress return to power despite a vigorous challenge from opposition parties seeking to capitalize on discontent with corruption and economic inequality.

• South Africa Set for Polls Tomorrow

  The majority of the 24 million registered voters in South Africa are expected to head to polls tomorrow to elect a fifth democratic government since anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela first assumed power in 1994 after decades of white-minority rule.