What do the election lists doing the rounds mean for our democracy? The M&G’s Phillip de Wet talks us through it on our M&G Newsroom radio show.
The ANC is going to be "tough on corruption", secretary general Gwede Mantashe told reporters at an NEC meeting ahead of its election list conference.
The ANC deputy president has made some big promises to Northern Cape residents if their vote helps the party achieve its goal of a majority win.
Jackson Mthembu has accused the DA of causing hostility between it and the ANC, warning the party of violence it witnessed at a march on Cosatu House.
The ANC will hold its national list conference after two postponements, amid rumours the party is managing internal dynamics over who makes the cut.
Ahead of its manifesto launch this weekend, the ANC in Gauteng has said it is 100% behind Jacob Zuma despite reports to the contrary.
In an effort to reinvent itself for the next elections, Cope will flush out those who supported expelled former deputy president Mbhazima Shilowa.
The ANC didn’t make Khaya Dlanga who he is today, but he is aware of what his life could have been had it not been for the ruling party.
The DA’s premier candidate for Gauteng has hinted at its governance plans, which include fewer government departments and a referendum on e-tolls.
Disillusioned ANC backers feel they don’t have credible options, and a union-based body à la Brazil’s Workers’ Party could rebalance SA’s democracy.
The governing party’s most senior members believe they can limit the Nkandla damage and win votes ahead of the upcoming elections.
The ANC’s latest campaign may inadvertently reveal more about the ethos of certain leaders in the party, writes Verashni Pillay.
ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe is expecting individual metal workers to still vote ANC despite a boycott by their union Numsa.
South African citizens living overseas will be given their first-ever chance to register abroad to vote in the upcoming national elections.
ANC leaders have postponed the date for its national candidates’ list conference to ensure that divisions do not derail the party’s 2014 campaign.
Ignore the prophets of doom – there is good reason to be upbeat about the upcoming polls.
Party members are confident that they have all the answers for doubling voters.
A new political party reportedly started by businessman Kenny Kunene has been registered with the IEC.
A second voter registration weekend will be held in February next year, says the Independent Electoral Commission.
Divisions in Cosatu have forced the federation to temporarily withhold its budgeted R8-million for the ANC’s election campaign.
New kids on the block, the EFF and Agang SA, are taking chunks out of the ANC’s youth base and middle class, an election survey has found.
A delayed court bid effectively means Julius Malema’s EFF may well find its way into a very interesting Parliament next year, writes Verashni Pillay.
At least two million 18-to-19 year olds will be eligible to vote for the first time and only Twenty-three percent of them have registered.
A great war is brewing to win the vote of the born-frees, but just how they will wield that power in the ballot box is uncertain, writes Khaya Dlanga.
Claims by the ANC that 36-million South Africans have been given access to sanitation since 1994 are "exaggerated", according to an expert.
The ANC looks bad whichever way Cyril Ramaphosa meant his nonsensical statement about the boers coming back if we don’t vote, writes Verashni Pillay
South African citizens who qualify to vote will still be able to register before the 2014 general election, says the IEC.
ANC president Jacob Zuma has dismissed the term "born frees" as propaganda during a voter registration drive in Atteridgeville.
Security will be beefed up to make sure voter registration runs smoothly, says the national police.
The ANC in North West and Limpopo has failed to unify battling factions at provincial conferences.
Even if Cyril Ramaphosa emerges unscathed from Marikana he still has to win over Jacob Zuma’s supporters in the ANC, writes Rapule Tabane.
When the ANC battles itself in Limpopo and North West, it’s Julius Malema’s Economic Freedom Fighters that wins.