hree EFF MPs advanced towards the public enterprises minister in a ‘threatening manner’
The coalition governments in Johannesburg and Pretoria have created a state of paralysis in both municipalities
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane said she found it ‘implausible’ that Gordhan could have forgotten meeting an associate of the Gupta family.
It is important to acknowledge that journalism does not happen in a vacuum, prejudices seep into the tone and focus of our work
EFF mum on whether it will raise public protector issue with Ramaphosa during Sona
Judge says false allegations of corruption are “among the most serious and egregious”
Free speech is sacred, but reputations destroyed on falsehoods deserve to win defamation suits
The party was found to be in breach of the Electoral Code when it failed to stop its supporters from harassing and threatening journalist Karima Brown
Malema understands well the power of language
The newly sworn-in delegate was only recently released from Boksburg prison and is on parole after serving almost 28 years behind bars
The Johannesburg high court has declared that the party’s comments accusing the former finance minister of nepotism were ‘defamatory and false’
Jacob Zuma’s lawyer says he is the victim of a ‘pattern of behaviour’ that has made his name synonymous with corruption
South African politics urgently needs an injection of electoral energy from the left, that speaks in a language that resonates with voters
Changes include Thandi Modise for speaker of the National Assembly. North West premier Job Mokgoro also keeps his job
The recent election has shown again that the extremism which worries democrats in much of the world has little traction in South Africa
‘The EFF is free to answer, or not answer, the M&G’s questions’
Ramaphosa has to demonstrate that achieving gender equality in SA is an important goal
Both parties are set to make difficult decisions as they discuss the way forward, after an election where both lost ground
The EFF has displaced the DA as the official opposition in the province but pay attention to the ANC’s losses
Political posters persuade the undecided, rally supporters to a cause and get the public to vote
But at least our reporter in KwaZulu-Natal did not have to wait for uBaba to vote like he did in the 2014 election
Although it deepens our democracy to see this equitable division of power, it also suggests that South Africans are moving further from each other
Various political party members have shared their views on the election results.
Speaking at the Western Cape results centre, the DA’s Premier candidate Alan Winde says his party is not celebrating just yet
The DA leader has been searched for the most after his address at the weekend
According to the poll, conducted during March and April, the ANC will take above 61% of the vote regardless of voter turnout
The Democratic Alliance seems to be well on its way to retaining the province according to data released by the Institute of Race Relations
Final push: The Democratic Alliance, ANC and the Economic Freedom Fighters held their last rallies this weekend
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EFF leader Julius Malema speaks about the time the ANC promised Matlhomola Moshoeu’s mother a house.
Malema said South Africans were “compromised by t-shirts” making them forget their struggles and parties’ broken promises
The Economic Freedom Fighters hold a final election rally ahead of May 8th polls at the Orlando Stadium in Soweto