DA parliamentary leader Mmusi Maimane has been referred to as a broken black man in a "broken blue sea of white conservative males".
Economic Freedom Fighters and Democratic Alliance MPs sat stony-faced as the president delivered his reply to the Sona debate.
A public order police officer has been identified as one of the members of a security unit which forcibly removed EFF MPs from Parliament last week.
The Democratic Alliance is looking at legal options that could stop armed police from entering Parliament unless there is a clear and present danger.
Opposition parties reacted with varying degrees of disgust and disappointment in Parliament, from the EFF disruptions to Zuma’s ‘uninspiring’ speech.
While the ANC celebrated their ‘victory’ over the removal of the EFF from Parliament, opposition parties believed it was an abuse of power.
The divisions in the EFF are now apparent. But while Zuma remains in power, the EFF will always have something to bind it.
DA MPs refuse to participate in the State of the Nation Address red carpet festivities saying today is about the real issues SA faces.
Businessman takes newspaper to court over article that raised questions about his water distribution contract
Opposition leaders led supporters to the gates of Parliament where they presented a scathing attack on the efficiency and progress of the ANC.
The dropping of corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma will be back on the courts roll as the NPA opposes the DA’s call to review the case.
The DA lodged a complaint with the SAHRC against comments made by Small Business Minister Lindiwe Zulu about foreign-shop owners.
Anger at foreign nationals is misplaced and should be aimed at the ANC-led government and its failure to create jobs, says the DA’s Mmusi Maimane.
An opposition motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma will be debated in the National Assembly on February 24.
No control will adequately curb the harm that may be caused to citizens by online gambling, so it must remain banned, the government states.
Helen Zille and Mmusi Maimane enjoy an excellent working relationship, argues DA chief whip John Steenhuisen.
The Concourt finding might make it harder for voters to distinguish between fact and comment.
Communications Minister Faith Muthambi has hit back at DA spokesperson Gavin Davis after he accused her of meddling in SABC board matters.
The DA has hailed the ConCourt ruling as a victory for freedom of expression, while the ANC sees it as a reaffirmation that the message was opinion.
The ruling, which found that the DA was within its rights to say Zuma had stolen taxpayer money, was one that would "liberate fair comment".
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the DA was within its rights when it said in an SMS that President Jacob Zuma had stolen money.
The DA’s chief whip in the Gauteng Provincial Legislature denies reports that he is a possible contender for the position of leader of the party.
Helen Zille cannot be president forever after leading the Democratic Alliance for seven years, says a lobby group.
The president’s Western Cape visit ahead of the ANC’s birthday celebration was met with discontent as township residents complained of no electricity.
Haji Mohamed Dawjee’s notes to the introduction of a story about the ANC, two provinces and the contrasts between them.
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.
The DA’s parliamentary leader also said that government should follow a "World Cup approach" to completing the Medupi and Kusile power stations.
The DA says it is preparing itself for the next part of the battle, the battle against the “undemocratisation” of Parliament.
As it addressed tensions within the tripartite alliance and Parliament, the opposition party says it would contemplate entering into coalitions.
The DA is preparing to govern Gauteng after the 2019 general elections, according to the party’s preliminary resolutions document.
JZ keeps sending in the clowns to do the fighting for him but, with or without him, Parliament is a good reflection of our democracy.
National Assembly speaker Baleka Mbete said Thursday night’s events were a culmination of a build-up, and resulted in what the "law actually allows".