The EFF are taking credit for the resignation of the president and they are refusing to take part in the election of Ramaphosa as president
A total of 110 councillors voted no, 109 voted YES and three choose to abstain.
The DA says it is "rejoicing" at the news that Jacob Zuma has resigned as president, while the United Democratic Movement says "good riddance"
The court ruled that city speaker Dirk Smit must ensure DA councillors voted with their conscience in the motion of no confidence on Thursday
The court ruled that the Speaker exercise his discretion and decide whether the motion of no confidence should be conducted by secret ballot.
Judgment was reserved in Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille’s court bid to have a motion of no confidence in her held by secret ballot.
DA advocate Ismael Jamie yesterday told the court that De Lille was tying to win a political battle using South Africa’s legal framework
The DA says only Parliament can recall President Zuma, and that the ANC’s resolution to recall is nothing more than an internal resolution
De Lille approached the courts after 59 members of the DA’s caucus voted against holding the no confidence motion in her at the party’s meeting.
The delay in Day Zero has been attributed to the continued decline in agricultural use and Capetonians water-wise actions
A motion of no confidence and an early election have also been called for by the DA, EFF, UDM and Cope.
There have been growing calls for Zuma to resign as state president , and he has been locked in intense meetings with ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa
The state asset manager is under fire and now the power utility has little option but to cut costs
Mbali Ntuli is set to shake up the province to win support, ruffling a few feathers in the process
In an attempt to allay frustration, ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa said on Wednesday that talks with Zuma about the "transition" were ongoing.
Minister announces drought is a national disaster and that national government is taking over
A Gauteng businessman blames De Lille for costing the city millions of rand in relief efforts for shack fires that could have been avoided.
The DA Federal Executive chairperson filed a complaint against De Lille after receiving an “unsolicited affidavit” from a business person
Maimane said the DA needed to recruit excellent young black candidates for its 2019 candidate lists and ensure that the party becomes truly diverse.
This year’s SONA will go ahead as planned next week, irrespective of who is president of the country, parliament’s presiding officers said.
This week, the federal executive allowed the DA caucus in the City of Cape Town to table a motion of no confidence against De Lille
Whether it’s through the opposition or the ANC itself, the road to Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation address is littered with potholes
Couples are being turned away by the department of home affairs — prompting the introduction of an amendment Bill to Parliament last Friday
The queues are growing and tempers are rising at a natural water source at the foot of Table Mountain
The mayor of Cape Town has accused members within her party of trying to unseat her from her position by smearing her reputation
No political party should lead a response to an urban governance crisis. The city, provincial and national governments must cooperate as government.
The party’s federal executive has authorised a motion of no confidence in Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille, the party announced on Wednesday.
The DA document was meant to serve as a means of direction to the Hawks and the NPA to investigate the Estina allegations
If Zille is charged, it will be the second time in a year that she will be investigated for violating the DA’s social media policy
"Day Zero can be avoided if all of us become positive and move beyond politics and appreciate that the realities of climate change are upon us.
Major problems confront a party that was once confident of seriously damaging the ANC in 2019
The hangover from Brian Molefe’s controversial resignation and attempted reinstatement at Eskom may not be over.