Political posters persuade the undecided, rally supporters to a cause and get the public to vote
According to President Ramaphosa, the ANC’s manifesto details an opportunity to return South Africa to a path of transformation and development
Deputy President calls for corruption probe in race to ANC elections in December.
The ANC is wrapping up its #LGE2016 campaign with Siyanqoba rally Sunday at Ellis Park Stadium. President Zuma delivers the keynote address.
The ANC deputy president has made some big promises to Northern Cape residents if their vote helps the party achieve its goal of a majority win.
The ANC election manifesto has big, ambitious ideas for education, but can the party deliver on them?
Following an M&G columnist questioning the ANC using the word "hustle" in its campaign posters, political parties have responded to the controversy.
In the final tally, the African National Congress dominates the National Assembly but misses its two-thirds majority by an inch.
Church members, mostly in their twenties and thirties and in their Sunday best, hug one another as they file into the vibey, charismatic church.
Getting gender parity on the party lists has become an essential balancing act. Rapule Tabane reports.
There is no doubt that the Judeo-Christian narrative has influenced the ANC’s political outlook.
Libya, Angola, China and India’s ruling parties boost election chest, writes Mandy Rossouw.
An internal ANC survey predicts the ruling party can kiss the Western Cape goodbye.
Niren Tolsi on President Kgalema Motlanthe’s recent visit to a small KZN community: refreshing, no promises, but an activist vision of South Africa.
SADTU in Gauteng Central is defying calls by education minister Naledi Pandor and ANC to refrain from holding political meetings during school hours.
The ANC revolution will be televised, starting this weekend, on SABC and e.tv.
The list also indicates pay-back for those who supported Jacob Zuma in the build-up to his election as ANC president in 2007.
Frank Chikane is the top contender to be Cope’s Gauteng premier, writes Mmanaledi Mataboge.
As ANC MPs clear up their offices this week, ending their five-year term in Parliament, many fear what the future holds.
On a hot Saturday afternoon in Thabong, Welkom, ANC deputy president Kgalema Motlanthe was approached by a visibly disgruntled 85-year-old woman.
