As unpredictable as elections may be, the best outcome for voters in the 4 November local government elections would be an electoral system which incentivises and rewards…
The EFF leader told supporters he would not abandon his ideas
The party wants to use its growing influence in Gauteng metros to consolidate its presence
The South African Local Government Association said a three-year wage deal had been agreed on the remuneration of municipal employees
Stocktake at the end of a momentous year shows that the ruling party holds all the cards but has little room for manoeuvre
In this week’s by-elections, the ANC has the highest number of wards being contested. However, the turnout in some communities in areas in the Vaal district has been low — even…
Readers write in about the electoral system, Zambia’s elections and the M&G’s story on Naspers.
The metro’s new mayor, Solly Msimanga, says the party will no longer allow citizens ‘to be skivvies of councillors and a certain political party’.
Its mistakes quickly forgotten, the ruling party reasons that those who didn’t vote do support the ANC after all.
Readers write in about Karoo lamb, and the ANC after the municipal elections.
Given the befuddlement of voters (and politicians) on August 3, perhaps it’s time a course in politics is made compulsory.
The organisation popularly known as the "Kadoef" party has surprised its detractors after winning a seat in the Beaufort West municipality’s council.
Possible municipal coalition are slowly taking shape, with Tshwane and Johannesburg the most contentious.
It was with great shock that we heard newly re-elected mayor Patricia de Lille ominously declare it was time for the City of Cape Town to work hard.
Institutions issue warnings against government spending ahead of 2019 elections to win voters’ hearts.
The poor of the town are not immediately taken by the likely new regime and want to see first what will actually change in their lives.
Beyond the percentages, it is now time to consider the number of seats that parties bring to the coalition talks. Who can make a majority together?
Now that all the ballots are counted, what happens next? Constitutional law expert Pierre de Vos looks into some of the procedures’ technicalities.
Placards making reference to Jacob Zuma’s 2006 rape case overshadow ANC leader’s speech.
Economic Freedom Fighters commander-in-chief says news channel ‘promotes racketeering and fraud’.
