Newly elected DA KZN leader Sithembiso Ngema says the party is ready to expand aggressively ahead of crucial municipal elections.
He said the party would be run strictly, with zero tolerance for corruption, ill-discipline and factionalism
The South African Communist Party is among 192 political parties that had not met the deadline to register with the Electoral Commission of South Africa
It will also try to ease dealings with its partners in the government of national unity (GNU), in particular the DA, ahead of local government election campaigning
The ANC deputy secretary general has rebuffed Democratic Alliance chair Helen Zille’s demand that the ousted Tshwane mayor be reinstated This content is restricted to registered…
ActionSA has ruled out future coalition agreements with the Democratic Alliance.
ANC mayoral candidate Cyril Xaba has already replaced Mxolisi Kaunda as a councillor
It is not clear whether the ANC will vote with its government of national unity partners
Only a few people have chosen who will govern South Africa’s municipalities
Warrenton’s residents live in sewage mess and battle with chronic water delivery problems
The Electoral Commission of South Africa’s new facility ran for only two weeks before it asked the constitutional court to delay the elections
The hearings will be open to the media and the public, under strict level-three regulations
The local level is the coalface of government work; it’s where failure and state capture hurts the most.
The M&G post-election Critical Thinking Forum considered the scenario South African politics now faces in the aftermath
The little-known AIC helps the ruling party clinch Ekurhuleni and Rustenberg — and the price rectifies the decade-old Matatiele boundary dispute.
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.
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.
