If the DA leader wants to end white-on-black racism and its association with her party, she’ll avoid propaganda and tackle structural racism.
As it addressed tensions within the tripartite alliance and Parliament, the opposition party says it would contemplate entering into coalitions.
Has President Jacob Zuma set back the fight against HIV and Aids more than his predecessor? Helen Zille believes so but the evidence shows otherwise.
Dan Plato, Western Cape Minister of Community Safety, drafted a plan of action to implement the findings of the Khayelitsha Commission of Inquiry.
Mokotedi Mpshe says he is not threatened by the prospect of his decision to drop corruption charges against Jacob Zuma being taken on review.
The DA says the so-called spy tapes contain enough information to proceed with a review application – although it can’t reveal the contents.
DA leader Helen Zille has once again sparked controversy over her views on HIV and Aids.
Helen Zille says she holds the culmination of six court cases in five years in a bag, and President Jacob Zuma says he is happy with the process.
DA leader Helen Zille had the infamous spy tapes in her hands for 15 minutes. But she left the high court in Pretoria without them nonetheless.
A triumphant Democratic Alliance has the infamous Jacob Zuma spy tapes, but can’t share the contents with the general public.
DA leader Helen Zille has questioned why committees were not set up to probe evictions of illegal shack dwellers in other provinces.
The DA leader says the evictions at Lwandle were the fault of the ANC’s Ses’Khona "storm troopers".
Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu has appointed four former MPs and two legal minds to investigate the eviction of land invaders in Nomzamo.
With apologies to creator George RR Martin and anyone else to whom we couldn’t pay royalties, the M&G parodies Game of Thrones with SA politics.
Mmusi Maimane, the DA’s national spokesperson, says he will stand for the party’s parliamentary leader to replace the outgoing Lindiwe Mazibuko.
The Democratic Alliance leader says her enemies are using her falling out with Lindiwe Mazibuko to force her out.
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille has added two women to her new cabinet, but white people and males still make up the majority.
Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille has been re-elected as the premier of the Western Cape with 27 votes against the ANC’s 14.
White mentors like Helen Zille need a wake-up call, writes Verashni Pillay. You do not "own" your black protégés just because you endorsed them.
Perhaps Julius Malema was right about Helen Zille after all. And like Juju, she too perpetuates uncomfortable stereotypes.
The cracks between Helen Zille and Lindiwe Mazibuko began showing themselves a while ago. Is a difference in opinion between members good for the DA?
Saying that he has "another important job I do", James Selfe has turned down Helen Zille’s request that he stands as candidate for DA caucus leader.
The DA leader says reports that she said she "made" Lindiwe Mazibuko were distorted and leaked from a party meeting with an agenda.
The race is on for Lindiwe Mazibuko’s Parliament position between the opposition’s golden boy, Mmusi Maimane, and its black caucus’s Makashule Gana.
DA sources say the former parliamentary leader’s decision to leave her position has saved the opposition party from a damaging leadership battle.
The ANC has won this election, even with a compromised leader. But waning support and stronger opposition are problems it will not want to face.
Lindiwe Mazibuko has quit her job as the DA’s parliamentary leader, to study at Harvard University in the US.
After arriving back in the Western Cape, the DA head says her party will start planning for the 2016 local government elections from Monday.
The DA gained 3.2 percentage points in the Western Cape provincial election – but not at the expense of the ANC.
While many in the Nelson Mandela Metropole say they will vote DA, in some areas it’s like "1994 never happened".
ANC members in Port Elizabeth have tried to block the DA leader from entering the Walmer Town Hall, saying she must "obey the rule".
From Jacob Zuma attracting large crowds in Nkandla to Helen Zille ditching the DA’s colours, here’s what happened when party presidents voted.