POLL | Is Noma Rally showing how difficult it is for South Africans to find a political home?
Do you have a political home and will you be loyal to it come May 29?
FRIDAY, 29 MARCH 2024, 08:27
Do you have a political home and will you be loyal to it come May 29?
The EFF has a poor record of attending parliamentary committee meetings, data shows.
Ousted Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane says she can “hardly make ends meet” since being appointed as an EFF MP – and has gone to court to force her erstwhile office to pay her a R10 million gratuity she insists is “rightfully mine”.
Former president Thabo Mbeki has launched a scathing attack on his predecessor, Jacob Zuma, blaming him for “destroying” South Africa’s democracy.
Either the Zondo commission is entirely wrong or we are dealing with a person who is entirely wrong, former president Thabo Mbeki tells Unisa event
During a Mail & Guardian elections town hall debate, he also blamed technology in part for the high joblessness rate
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The MK Party has threatened to stop the upcoming elections if its leader Jacob Zuma is not on the ballot.
The National Freedom Party still has to navigate two court cases and a liquidation battle
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The Multi-Party Charter unveiled its law and order manifesto, vowing to clamp down on corruption, crime and drugs.
The MK party announced 81-year-old former president and medical parolee Jacob Zuma as its presidential candidate in the national and provincial elections.
The ANC, backed by the EFF, has forced through the Electoral Matters Amendment Bill in the National Assembly, despite other opposition parties’ threats of litigation as they see the bill as an ANC “smash and grab” to fill its coffers with a larger share of public money for political parties.
After more than six years since President Cyril Ramaphosa promised that Cabinet members would undergo lifestyle audits, the process is finally under way.
Funding cuts to NPOs blamed as DA conducts oversight visit to municipality-owned homeless shelter on Durban’s North Beach
The no-confidence motion against Ekurhuleni mayor Sivuyile Ngodwana has lived to see another day as the council meeting which sought to oust him has been postponed by speaker of council after a gruelling nine hours in council.
The electoral commission has confirmed it will concede to Action SA’s request to investigate how the ruling ANC settled its R102m debt with Ezulweni Investments, in terms of the Political Party Funding Act.
ANC bigwigs Zweli Mkhize, Bathabile Dlamini and Zandile Gumede have been left off the national and provincial lists
The United States government does not believe South Africa’s electoral agency is incapable of conducting free and fair elections.
Party secretary-general Fikile Mbalula says they have no problem with Zuma forming a party, but he shouldn’t name it after the ANC military wing
The party’s secretary general said the ANC had removed people from its election candidates lists those who were affected by its step-aside rule and those with criminal records
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According to the latest Brenthurst Foundation poll, the Multi-Party Charter (MPC) between the DA, IFP, ActionSA, Freedom Front Plus (FF Plus), African Christian Democratic Party and other smaller parties could be the anchor tenant in a Gauteng coalition government.
The IFP will reserve 80% of all jobs for South Africans and restrict foreign access to the small business sector