The stage and marquee set up for an Economic Freedom Fighters rally in Thokoza, south of Johannesburg, has been petrol bombed.
A high court has dismissed the ANC’s application for the DA to retract and apologise for an SMS it sent about Jacob Zuma stealing public money.
During a visit to a teachers’ training college in Limpopo, the DA says it has discovered "warehouses still filled with undelivered textbooks".
EFF and Agang SA leaders’ ties to the province may disrupt old voting patterns.
Wednesday marks the deadline for President Jacob Zuma’s response to the Nkandla report, and opposition parties want Parliament recalled for debate.
Business Report senior journalist Donwald Pressly will appeal his dismissal by Independent Newspapers for seeking political office with the DA.
The Democratic Alliance has replied to a report by non-partisan website Africa Check assessing the party’s Twitter posts on its delivery record.
The ANC is set to take the DA to court over an SMS about President Jacob Zuma and his Nkandla homestead.
Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille met with several Gauteng provincial leaders after members of her party defected to the ANC, but denies concern.
Non-partisan website Africa Check has assessed the Democratic Alliance’s various Twitter claims for factual accuracy ahead of the general election.
On Friday, the Mail & Guardian will publish "Nkandla: The Great Unravelling" as an e-book. In this excerpt: how an ordinary word was turned racist.
The DA has urged parliamentary speaker Max Sisulu to "move with speed" on his decision to consider a motion of impeachment against Jacob Zuma.
The ANC says it is planning to take legal action against the DA over a text message about President Jacob Zuma and the Nkandla scandal.
Thuli Madonsela releases her final report into security upgrades at Jacob Zuma’s homestead at Nkandla. Here’s a rough guide of what to expect.
What was she thinking while cooking up a Twitter storm? You might have asked. Well, let’s take a look.
Parties have cozied up to royal family members, churches and students at the weekend in a bid to gain support as the national election draws nearer.
The DA has criticised allegations that Lindiwe Sisulu spent millions on chartered flights. But the public service minister denies the reports.
The DA says its posters in the Western Cape are being vandalised, and has offered a reward for photo or video evidence of the acts.
The ANC’s National Assembly choices shows a list of former administrations’ MPs – and previously booted ministers – set to return to power.
With less than two months to go until the 2014 elections, we take a look at some key points of the campaign trail so far.
Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille singled out a corruption-free government as essential to business investment and job creation at a CT rally.
Judgment on whether the e-tolling legislation is unconstitutional and invalid has been postponed for at least two weeks.
The Democratic Alliance’s assertion that the e-tolling Bill will affect provincial competencies is incorrect, the high court has heard.
DA leaders have headed to court in Cape Town to start contesting the constitutionality of the e-toll Bill that was passed last year.
The DA has dared the ANC to publish the names of candidates nominated to represent the party in Parliament after elections.
Party members have questioned Helen Zille’s ability to continue leading the DA successfully after several run-ins with the media over tweets.
Voters in the platinum belt have been left disillusioned by the ANC, and are going to be taking a cynical approach to the national elections.
From the DA hoping to hear about cutting state spending to Numsa’s demand for decent jobs, here’s what some groups expect from the budget speech.
Aggression is not leadership. Leadership means focusing on what is important and not falling for every single distraction, writes Khaya Dlanga.
Parliament has adopted a new rule that makes it duty-bound to ensure a debate of no confidence in the president is given due priority.
A spat between Helen Zille and journalist Carien du Plessis has turned ugly after Zille brought race into the debate in a rather personal attack.
Absa says it has stopped all political donations, having previously supported all political parties with three or more seats in the National Assembly.