Johann Rupert

EFF leader Julius Malema on Wednesday labelled a black bodyguard 'a fool' for protecting Johann Rupert's representatives during a picket outside the ...

It’s because he wants to be white. “Cyril Ramaphosa, you can see he wanted to be a white person,” he said. They are always there,” he said. “He had been working with them even before the liberation. “These ones, when they see whites they misbehave. The picketers, mostly EFF supporters, demanded land from Rupert and that he disclose his offshore bank accounts.

CapeTalk host Africa Melane chats to researcher and academic Professor Ruth Hall. Researcher Prof Ruth Hall says the EFF is out of touch with the grassroots ...

Read More In this sense, I would say that [the EFF] is quite divorced from the realities of the fact that there are people that want access to land and it's just focusing on the symbolic element.Professor Ruth Hall, Researcher - Institute for Poverty, Land and Agrarian Studies (University of the Western Cape) It's individualising a systemic problem.Professor Ruth Hall, Researcher - Institute for Poverty, Land and Agrarian Studies (University of the Western Cape)

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CAPE TOWN - Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) supporters are gathering in Stellenbosch ahead of the party's land march. EFF leader Julius Malema is expected to ...

That is the concrete proposal we will give to him," Temba said. The party wants Rupert to commit to processes that will speed up the redistribution of land. The party wants business tycoon Johann Rupert to commit to processes that will speed up the redistribution of land.

Crowds gathered in Stellenbosch on Wednesday ahead of an EFF picket at business mogul Johann Rupert's farms.

We say we want to know all offshore accounts which are evading tax and taking our wealth. “The consequences of that day, April 6, are still being felt today. “Our people are living on top of each other in squatter camps.

A South African left-wing party plans to picket outside a wine estate and other farms owned by the nation's richest man to mark the day colonialism started ...

Morning Review host Lester Kiewit chats to Eyewitness News reporter Kevin Brandt about the EFF march in Stellenbosch.

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Crowds gathered in Stellenbosch on Wednesday ahead of an EFF picket at business mogul Johann Rupert's farms.

We say we want to know all offshore accounts which are evading tax and taking our wealth. “The consequences of that day, April 6, are still being felt today. “Our people are living on top of each other in squatter camps.

The EFF plans to picket outside a wine estate and other farms owned by the nation's richest man to mark the day colonialism started in the country.

The party will also picket at Rupert’s properties in the northern Mpumalanga province. The three richest South Africans are White men, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. A South African left-wing party plans to picket outside a wine estate and other farms owned by the nation’s richest man to mark the day colonialism started in the country.

EFF members have gathered for a march to businessman Johan Rupert's wine farm in the Stellenbosch area to show its disdain for the arrival of Jan van ...

In 1989, L'Ormarins won every major local wine competition under the direction of Dr Anton's son, Anthonij Rupert. Anthonij Rupert died in 2001, leaving his brother Johann to take over L'Ormarins." The EFF said his arrival in 1652 was the start of the country's problems, particularly concerning land rights. In 1714, Dutch Cape governor Simon van der Stel officially granted L'Ormarins to Roi. "We want our land back," said Tambo during a Newzroom Afrika interview. A marquee was erected with a makeshift stage for Malema to address supporters. In a televised interview ahead of the picket, EFF spokesperson Sinawo Tambo said the point of their picket was to show that Rupert was the "biggest benefactor of the colonial impact" and was a reminder of the "annexation and theft of land" dating back to the colonial era. Tambo said, as a result, Rupert was positioned as a "first citizen" in terms of land ownership and control of the economy. Other EFF advertisements said a similar march would be held near Rupert's properties in Mpumalanga. [In Pictures]: Fighters in Malelane in Mpumalanga ahead the EFF picket at Johann Rupert Farms. It was on this day in 1652, that the problems of South Africa began, when the ancestor of land thieves Jan Van Riebeek arrived in South Africa. Rupert is the biggest beneficiary.— Economic Freedom Fighters (@EFFSouthAfrica) pic.twitter.com/fRcWcUWqGS April 6, 2022 Supporters of the— Marvin Charles (@MarvinCharles_) @EFFSouthAfricabraving the wet weather in Stellenbosch to picket at SA billionaire Johann Rupert's farms. EFF members braved the wet weather in Stellenbosch ahead of a picket to international business magnate Johann Rupert's farm on Wednesday. - EFF supporters marked the apartheid-era Van Riebeeck Day with a "Land Day" picket near billionaire Johann Rupert's Stellenbosch wine farm.

EFF national spokesperson Sinawo Thambo says they want independently audited tax records of the business tycoon.

Read More We are also asking for an independently audited report of the tax records of Johann Rupert and public disclosure of all of his offshore accounts and economic investments.Sinawo Thambo, National spokesperson - EFF He is a totality influence over all spheres of the economy of South Africa.Sinawo Thambo, National spokesperson - EFF