Government must act to sort out problems with the payment of rentals by tenants at Cape Town’s N2 Gateway housing project, the DA said on Monday.
A total of 1 567 patients are awaiting surgery at the Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital, the Democratic Alliance said on Monday.
The Land Bank has lost R16,5-million through fruitless and wasteful expenditure in the last financial year, the Democratic Alliance said on Friday.
The DA has called on government to break the ”stranglehold” it says Sadtu has on public school education.
The opposition on Wednesday rejected attempts by President Jacob Zuma to defuse the row over his nomination of Judge Sandile Ngcobo as chief justice.
Zuma on Wednesday welcomed a statement by the opposition that they would prefer Dikgang Moseneke to his nominee, Sandile Ngcobo, for chief justice.
Three opposition parties on Tuesday urged President Jacob Zuma to reconsider his nomination for chief justice.
The DA has complained to the ICD, saying police have failed to investigate fraud charges against former ANC spokesperson Carl Niehaus.
The National Conventional Arms Control Committee must make available all minutes of its meetings over the past five years, the DA said on Sunday.
Despite feisty election-time rhetoric, the majority of the smaller opposition parties in Parliament are beginning to warm to President Jacob Zuma.
The Democratic Alliance on Thursday called for the public broadcaster to be privatised.
The DA is taking legal advice on whether Shaik’s release on medical parole is reviewable after reported sightings of him driving around Durban.
Opposition parties have urged Jacob Zuma to withdraw his statement on the nomination of Sandile Ngcobo to replace outgoing Chief Justice Pius Langa.
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe is stockpiling arms and ammunition and preparing for war, the Democratic Alliance warned on Thursday.
The Education Department’s ”relaxed” attitude towards school safety in Mpumalanga is contributing to escalating crime, the DA said on Wednesday.
New police National Commissioner Bheki Cele hit back at the opposition on Tuesday in a row over a mooted moratorium on crime statistics.
The DA has laid charges against the leadership of the ANCYL and board members of its investment arm, Lembede Investment Holdings.
The Democratic Alliance on Tuesday urged President Jacob Zuma to appoint a national police commissioner with experience, expertise and independence.
South Africa’s collapsing school system is placing the nation at risk, Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille said in her weekly newsletter on Friday.
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa made up an accusation that R100-million of Scorpions funds was unaccounted for, the DA said on Wednesday.
The head of the Jazz Foundation, which has been paid out millions in Lotto grants, is also a member of the agency that considers grant applications.
A lack of appropriate action by South Africa’s leaders has allowed the country to become the rape capital of the world, the DA said on Friday.
The IFP on Friday tabled a motion in the KwaZulu-Natal legislature to suspend its speaker pending the outcome of her corruption trial.
We are back to watching the familiar spectacle of the ANC and its alliance partners at each other’s throats over this and that.
Government’s expanded public works programme benefits those with political connections, not the poor, DA MP James Masango said on Wednesday.
The National Youth Development Agency seems set to repeat the mistakes of previous government youth initiatives, DA leader Helen Zille says.
The DA demanded on Wednesday that the government unveil its plans for a National Health Insurance, saying secrecy would lead to a flawed system.
In apartheid times Helen Zille enraged South Africa’s white rulers, and lately she has ruffled South Africa’s black political establishment.
Jacob Zuma should start transforming the public service by appointing the right people instead of political allies, Helen Zille said on Friday.
Opposition leaders were quick to dismiss President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation address in Parliament on Wednesday as ”a wish list”.
Long-serving DA politician Mike Ellis has resigned as leader of the party in KwaZulu-Natal.
The DA on Tuesday urged President Jacob Zuma to encourage viable industrial activity to create jobs as a way out of the country’s economic recession.