Pan-Africanist parties hope for revival
They believe black consciousness has made a comeback and they’ll attract voters on May 8
Now that MPs’ jobs are done, the real campaigning starts
Farewell speeches by MPs are usually collegial, amicable and generally sentimental
‘His Excellency’ bows out of the House
The nonagenarian MP is finally calling it a day and putting his faith in the precocious IFP caucus
Time running out for Parliament to deal with abuses at spy agency
A 100-page report details ‘serious breaches of the Constitution, policy, law, regulations and directives’ by the former president
Dagga Party waiting to exhale on whether it will be on ballot
The Dagga Party of South Africa’s high hopes to contest the 2019 elections could go up in smoke.
Dagga Party credits grassroots support to get on ballot
Earlier this week, the budding political party put out a call to supporters to donate to their election campaign
District still at sixes and sevens
Claimants have drawn up their own plan after the land reform department has missed its deadline
Ramaphosa to MPs: We will nationalise the Reserve Bank
President Ramaphosa was speaking during his final question and answer session for the fifth Parliamentary term before elections
Speedy Gonzille is racing against time
Although a fierce combatant with her political foes, Western Cape Premier Helen Zille says she believes in playing hard but fair
Ramaphosa charms the Western Cape
He has promised the ANC will put the people first and that gang-related crime will be tackled