The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has announced that its leader, Julius Malema, is seeking legal advice in a case involving AfriForum. The controversial political party has been at the center of numerous legal battles in recent years, and this latest development has once again put them in the spotlight.

According to a statement released by the EFF, Malema is consulting with his legal team to determine the best course of action in response to AfriForum’s latest legal action. The civil rights organization has reportedly filed a case against Malema for alleged hate speech and incitement of violence.

This is not the first time that the EFF and AfriForum have clashed in the legal arena. In 2018, AfriForum successfully obtained a court order to have the EFF’s leader’s assets seized to settle a debt owed to the civil rights group. The EFF has also been involved in several other legal battles with AfriForum, including a case where the party was accused of inciting violence against farmers.

In response to the latest legal action, the EFF has maintained that they will not be intimidated by AfriForum’s attempts to silence them. The party has also accused AfriForum of being a “racist organization” that is trying to suppress the voices of those who speak out against injustice and inequality in South Africa.

The EFF has also pointed out that this is not the first time that they have been targeted by AfriForum. The civil rights group has a history of taking legal action against individuals and organizations that they perceive as a threat to their agenda. The EFF has vowed to fight back against what they see as an attempt to stifle their freedom of speech and expression.

The party has also called on its supporters to remain calm and not to engage in any form of violence or retaliation. They have urged their followers to trust in the legal system and allow the courts to handle the matter.

The EFF has also taken the opportunity to reiterate their commitment to fighting for the rights of all South Africans, regardless of race or social status. They have stated that they will continue to speak out against any form of discrimination and inequality, and will not be deterred by legal battles or threats from organizations like AfriForum.

The EFF’s decision to consult with lawyers shows that they are taking this matter seriously and are determined to defend themselves against what they see as baseless accusations. They have also made it clear that they will not back down in the face of adversity and will continue to fight for what they believe is right.

In conclusion, the EFF’s decision to consult lawyers over the case involving AfriForum is a clear indication of their determination to stand up for their beliefs and principles. The party has once again shown that they will not be intimidated or silenced by those who seek to suppress their voices. As South Africans, we should all support the EFF in their fight against injustice and inequality, and trust in the legal system to deliver a fair and just outcome.