The IPID is probing the deaths of two people in an impasse between protesters and police during a service delivery strike near Brits.
The DA’s premier candidate for Gauteng has hinted at its governance plans, which include fewer government departments and a referendum on e-tolls.
Arrive Alive says it was unaware of AbaThembu King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo’s dagga-smoking habits when it made him an ambassador.
While unions and the ANC have joined Jacob Zuma in congratulating the education department on the matric results, the DA and others have dismissed it.
The DA’s Lindiwe Mazibuko has called a task team report on the security upgrades at Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla homestead a "whitewash" and "cover-up".
Residents of Tlokwe are voting in by-elections to decide whether the ANC regains control of the municipality.
The DA says it will move to have President Jacob Zuma impeached if it becomes clear that he misled Parliament over spending on his Nkandla home.
The DA’s good intentions are that of a white master who thinks that he knows what is best for a black person, writes Khaya Dlanga.
Here’s how the EFF’s Julius Malema and DA’s Mmusi Maimane can make the year 2019 count.
Lindiwe Mazibuko and others have scored a victory in the DA with its decision that race matters, which puts the party on a more interesting course.
After the DA’s first policy conference, we speak to the deputy federal chairperson Makashule Gana about its views on race and redress policies.
Speaking at her party’s federal council meeting, the DA’s Lindiwe Mazibuko says race is still a legitimate proxy for disadvantage in South Africa.
The controversial Employment Equity Bill is ready to be signed into law despite the DA voting against it the second time around.
The Democratic Alliance’s rising star, Mmusi Maimane is irked by his comparison with US President Barack Obama, which he tries to shrug off.
Several DA leaders advocating change will try to drive the party to adopt policies they believe reflect the reality of life in a democratic SA.
The informal sector has lost income following a City of Johannesburg’s programme halting hawkers from doing business, says the DA.
The opposition DA is gunning to win Gauteng in 2014 and has promised major fight backs against the controversial e-toll system if it wins.
Lindiwe Mazibuko explains how she thinks Employment Equity should work in South Africa.
The DA’s parliamentary leader comes clean on the need for race-based policies and the contest between her and Mmusi Maimane, during the M&G Hangout.
Addressing economic equality legislation, Helen Zille has spoken out against coercive equity quotas, which she says the DA shouldn’t support.
The DA has lashed out at a JSCI report, which says there are two separate properties at Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla home, one private and one state owned.
A showdown is looming over the Democratic Alliance’s confusing stance on affirmative action.
Join our live video with DA parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko and ask your questions about the party’s handling of a contentious race quota Bill.
Cope, the DA and Freedom Front Plus have derided Cyril Ramaphosa for using threats of a return of the "boers" as a campaigning platform in Limpopo.
SA’s mining and oil laws need more research and refinement before they are adopted and will probably only be amended next year, says Parliament.
The Democratic Alliance’s #MyFirstTime Twitter campaign has taken off. But can it be taken seriously?
Following violence and looting in the Cape Town city centre, the DA has lashed out at the ANC and its youth league for "pure vandalism and thuggery".
ANC Tlokwe chief whip Dakota Legoete says a municipality meeting in the North West had to be halted after the DA staged a walked out.
DA MP Dianne Kohler Barnard is considering legal action against ANC chief whip Stone Sizani for accusing her of breaching confidentiality.
The Legal Aid Board has asked Parliament for more money in order to help the Marikana miners and people who cannot afford legal costs.
The ANC should let go of tradition and go for what needs to be done for the party because the DA isn’t playing around, writes Khaya Dlanga.
The DA wants Parliament to investigate President Jacob Zuma’s alleged involvement in the landing of the Gupta plane at the Waterkloof base.