The Democratic Alliance will either splinter or it will unite and reflect South Africa’s diversity
Although a fierce combatant with her political foes, Western Cape Premier Helen Zille says she believes in playing hard but fair
‘We are trapped in a vortex in which nothing really changes’
Tax compliance remains high as most taxpayers fear repercussions from Sars
The public protector has found Fikile Mbalula’s 2016 trip to Dubai, where he claimed to have received a ‘loan’ to pay it, was a conflict of interest
Instead of trying to reap voters from an imagined ANC split, it should look to young voters instead
Our readers write in about voting for the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania, the Democratic Alliance and Equal Education
The DA’s selection panel for the WC premier candidate comprises 10 members of its provincial executive and 10 members of the federal executive
Alan Winde was competing against provincial leader Bonginkosi Madikizela and DA MP David Maynier for the post
The DA is split between those who back Alan Winde and Bonginkosi Madikizela’s supporters
‘If Mashaba was intending to out himself as a disciple of the orange bloat filling the US presidency, he did extremely well’
Government believes independent power producers need to be limited and controlled
Helen Zille says that retirement is not an option for her as she approaches her 13th year in an executive post in government
The high court ruled in favour of Western Cape Premier Helen Zille, with the judgment leaving the ANC Youth League bankrupt
His SuperSport colleagues could have asked why he was upset, rather than defending themselves
The protest forms part of the campaign for decent housing in the Western Cape
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille has launched her court bid to take public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s report on judicial review
The ex-cop, frustrated by not being able to use his policing skills in the Western Cape, has been poached by Cele
The DA in the Western Cape says it is not within the jurisdiction of the provincial legislature to deal with the matter
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The DA is due to present its case on why the public protector should be removed from office and the strikes against her are not working in her favour
In 2017, Zille tweeted that colonialism was not “only negative” and went on to tweet how colonialism had, in her opinion, benefited South Africa
This timeline tracks the tumultuous relationship between the Democratic Alliance and Patricia de Lille
The party leader has rubbished claims that members of the DA are divided because of race
The court action comes after the Land Claims Commission revealed government has failed to allocate restitution for 900 elderly claimants
The party has reputed a report by the M&G, defending its land reform policies in the Western Cape as being the most successful in the country
‘The DA, you see, has the added challenge of not only believing its own spin but also somehow appearing to be living it’
Federal congress will grasp race nettles: a diversity clause and black delegates’ under-representation
Helen Zille remains loved in the DA and she often does whatever she wants, insiders said on Thursday.
On Human Rights Day, thousands of people who demand land justice marched from District Six to the Cape Town Civic Centre
Section 27, which represented 63 families, described Zille’s comments as regrettable, saying her question was answered at length through testimonies
Disciplinary proceedings are expected to commence on Tuesday after she was charged with contravening the federal constitution of the party.