F4SD confident it will represent Limpopo after May elections
F4SD is confident it will represent in the Limpopo legislature after the May 29 general elections.
SATURDAY, 20 APRIL 2024, 10:55
F4SD is confident it will represent in the Limpopo legislature after the May 29 general elections.
South Africans are heading to the polls on 29 May.
President Ramaphosa says the creation of jobs will be a priority of ANC’s 7th administration.
Independent candidate Zackie Achmat says coloured people are neglected by government.
Zuma was released on medical parole after serving less than two months of his sentence.
IFP KZN Premier candidate Thami Ntuli criticises police action against his motorcade.
Julius Malema says voters must judge the EFF based on what it’s capable of doing.
Malema urges Muslim community to reject all political parties that support the Israeli government.
MK leader, Jacob Zuma, has descended in the Eastern Cape to address party squabbles.
The IFP says Ntuli’s convoy was forcibly stopped by heavily armed police.
F4SD which was established nine years ago, prides itself on tackling service delivery challenges.
Zackie Achmat, says he will continue being a voice for the marginalised in society.
The SACP has held Chris Hani’s 31st commemoration in Modimolle, Limpopo.
Zuma was sentenced to 15 months by the ConCourt but was released three months into his term.
The DA says it’s unfortunate that Parliament has resolve not to proceed with the investigation.
Independent candidate, Zackie Achmat hold rally in Cape Town.
The aim is to encourage registered South Africans to sign up as independent election observers.
Mashaba says when he was elected Mayor, he was surprised to hear that he required bodyguards.
IEMSA describes IEC’s decision to approach the ConCourt on its case with MK Party as ill-advised.
The North West ANC recommended that Matlosana Municipality Mayor resign from his position.
The ANC is committed to the implementation of its plans for South Africa’s growth.