Dangor confirmed today that he has resigned citing a breakdown of relations with minister Bathabile Dlamini over the handling of the Sassa crisis.
The party wants to become a second applicant in a matter lodged earlier this week by human rights group Black Sash.
New provincial leader Bonginkosi Madikizela pooh-poohs reports of internal dissent while not hiding his ambition.
The province’s human settlements MEC will take over from Patricia de Lille, who resigned in January.
The world is deep in the throes of a disinformation era through fake news, alternative facts and post truth.
The Democratic Alliance leader says scenes from Thursday’s State of the Nation address were a glimpse of the future under the ruling party.
The Independent Electoral Commission says legal processes should be concluded before any judgment is cast.
Maimane’s trip to Israel shows that, without the spectre of a corrupt ANC to pit itself against, the DA struggles to define itself.
The partnerships in municipalities will be tested as the parties decide on budgets and priorities
The Democratic Alliance has drawn up its blueprint on how to govern its new areas.
Government representatives who contravene national foreign policy should have their official passports taken away, the ANC said on Monday.
The walk-out was allegedly over documents not being made in braille for the SABC’s last remaining board member Professor Mbulaheni Maguvhe
Herman Mashaba blames the government for crime in Johannesburg, saying that they had been ineffective in implementing law and order.
Jo’burg mayor Herman Mashaba has let senior staffer Sinaye Nxumalo go.
He’s ambitious but says his move to the province was not motivated by a desire to become premier
With the aid of some hacker friends, I had a sneak peek at Ramsay’s email inbox.
So how exactly will Joburg’s new mayor save the city? These are just 5 of the changes Mashaba has planned.
The Democratic Alliance will go to court to oppose the interdict against members of Parliament’s ad hoc committee looking into the SABC board
Mmusi Maimane says the party must build support in the black constituency to win in 2019.
A study conducted by the Pew Research Centre says two-thirds of South Africans agree that developing education should be a priority for the country.
The ANC is shown again to be a party that will protect its own at the cost of accountability to the electorate.
Party laments the situation in municipalities taken over from the ANC after local elections.
Two approved marches organised by the Democratic Alliance and the Economic Freedom Fighters are set to take place undeterred on Wednesday.
Van Rooyen was misleading in his reply and in so doing has contravened the executive ethics code, says the DA.
The party says the decision should be declared unconstitutional and invalid.
The party has written to the speaker of Parliament, Baleka Mbete, to demand the tabling of the letter.
The party’s James Selfe described Motsoeneng as a ‘threat to South African democracy’ and ‘a modern-day Joseph Goebbels’.
Excerpts from Zille’s autobiography present a counter-image to the rampaging Godzille of the cartoonists and the Twitter wars, writes Shaun de Waal.
The former COO was acquitted of charges after disciplinary proceedings took place between October and December 2015.
The pilots’ association has questioned her ability to lead the airline out of its ‘current financial situation’.
The reason the Guptas have not been charged is because the police organs are controlled by President Zuma, who has been captured by the family.
Now that the DA’s in charge, Egoli’s woke white liberals can feel free to bitch about the potholes.