Criticism of the Democratic Alliance has dominated speeches by political parties and union leaders at Workers’ Day rallies across the country.
The Gupta family’s use of the Waterkloof Air Force Base in Pretoria constitutes an abuse of state resources and should be investigated, says the DA.
The DA says Deputy Judge President Willem van der Merwe has instructed that the continued spy tapes battle be heard before a full Bench of judges.
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The ANC has dismissed calls by the DA to redo the parliamentary vote on the Protection of State Information Bill that passed last week.
DA’s Helen Zille has addressed the controversial "Know Your DA" campaign during a Freedom Day rally, saying its criticism did not worry the party.
The DA believes there’s no need to apologise for using an artist’s image that featured the ANC logo on the backdrop of apartheid South Africa’s flag.
The DA has the right to blow its own trumpet about the role it played in history. But it has no right to insult the intelligence of our nation.
The premedidated assault on the ANC’s legitimacy is a risk calculated with the born-frees in mind, writes Richard Calland.
The DA’s latest tricks of comparing the ANC to apartheid is not going to win it any black votes, writes Khaya Dlanga.
The Electoral Court has ordered the by-election of a KwaZulu-Natal ward be postponed to allow a former ANC candidate to run as an independent.
The DA’s reminder that a greater range of organisations and people were engaged in the fight against apartheid is timely, writes Richard Jurgens.
The government’s latest version of the industrial policy action plan is doomed to fail, the Democratic Alliance has said.
Foundation says remarks that Suzman didn’t take any real action against apartheid reveal a misunderstanding of the value of parliamentary politics.
Watch the highlights from our M&G Hangout about the DA’s campaign comparing the ANC to the apartheid regime. Are they justified? Find out here.
The ANC has slammed attempts by the DA to compare it to the National Party, saying the party had "run out of ideas" and "morphed into clowns".
Tired of being labelled a white party or one with apartheid roots, the Democratic Alliance is planning to turn the tables on the ANC.
Mmusi Maimane, DA national spokesperson and deputy federal chairperson, speaks to Charles Molele about the party’s plans ahead of the 2014 elections.
The DA’s controversial posters, the Boston Marathon bombings and Kenny Kunene gets fish slapped. Watch Weekend 101, stay in the know.
A Democratic Alliance pamphlet showing former president Nelson Mandela and activist Helen Suzman embracing has angered the ANC, it was reported.
The DA has started its election campaign by trying to rebrand itself as a participant in the fight against apartheid. But the ANC is not buying it.
Because of the explosive political power of the past there is a tendency to simplify it to suit our emotional, political or other selfish needs.
The building of toll roads in the Western Cape could come back to bite the ANC as the DA has vowed to use this in its general elections campaign.
DA spokesperson on police Dianne Kohler Barnard says the latest incident, where a woman was beaten by an off-duty cop, proves a "major crisis".
Some South Africans fear that apartheid would return if the Democratic Alliance led the country, says the party’s leader Helen Zille.
In this week’s round-up: Maggie Thatcher kicks the bucket, Trevor Manuel doesn’t blame apartheid and Helen Zille makes a cocky statement.
The DA wants Communications Minister Dina Pule to face criminal charges for alleged corrupt activities regarding appointments made in her department.
Irregular expenditure in Eastern Cape municipalities increased by over R1-billion over two years, for which the DA has blamed inept workers.
Mmusi Maimane’s rivals within the Democratic Alliance want him out, accusing the mayoral candidate of incompetence.
Jacob Zuma gave a new reason for SA troops sent to the Central African Republic, while attacking his critics and the media. But neither has hit home.
The ANC’s back against the wall over CAR, Nelson Mandela’s sixth night in hospital and Jacob Zuma’s failed attempt at a salary freeze.
The Democratic Alliance’s call for all SA troops to be withdrawn from the Central African Republic is misguided and ill-advised, the ANC has said.