The hatchets have been buried for now and the ANC is going all out to secure victory.
Documenting the details of thousands of supporters is one of the tactics the ANC is using to try to ensure Jacob Zuma is not booed at its final rally.
Spoilt ballots in the past two elections have outnumbered the votes garnered by most minority parties.
A restructured Cabinet is on the cards, with a new information ministry to clean up Jacob Zuma’s image and Baleka Mbete as second deputy president.
In 1994 we asked you to vote for change. Twenty years later, we ask you to use your vote to dilute overweening political power.
An urgent application has been lodged with the electoral court seeking to postpone the May 7 elections and suspend all IEC commissioners.
SABC acting COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng says the DA’s second election advert will be aired on May 1, despite the party claiming it had been banned.
The DA has accused Western Cape ANC chair Marius Fransman and Sassa CEO Virginia Petersen of handing out food parcels while campaigning for the ANC.
The international relations department has received no reports of voting hassles overseas, as expat voting continues.
Former minister Ronnie Kasrils says voting against the ruling party in the upcoming elections is a way to "support the ideals of the ANC".
The number of South Africans who registered to vote would probably yield half a parliamentary seat. But expats wasted no time casting their votes.
The ANC says it has a "good story to tell" ahead of the May 7 election. Does the story stand up to scrutiny? Africa Check examines the claims.
Following the DA’s launch of its second "Ayisafani" TV advert, the party has accused the SABC of "political censorship" a week ahead of the elections.
As voting stations opened in different parts of the world, the Independent Electoral Commission says the election process for expats is "going well".
Not only did prisoner rights activist Golden Miles Bhudu lose a legal bid to postpone the election, he has been arrested for wearing a prison uniform.
The Electoral Court has ruled that a full inquiry will be heard in an application seeking the resignation of IEC chairperson Pansy Tlakula.
As part of a group of parties calling on Pansy Tlakula to resign, Agang SA’s leader has criticised the IEC chairperson as well as Jacob Zuma.
The challenges women face cannot be denied, but let us not lose sight of where we have come from, writes Edna Molewa.
May Day is D-day for Zwelinzima Vavi, as Cyril Ramaphosa has issued a reminder that Cosatu must communicate the same message as the ANC.
We are still healing as a nation, but I can’t understand why people won’t vote after fighting for years for that right, writes Ashleigh Lopez.
ANC deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa has tackled the issue of social cohesion, but the ANC has fallen far from Nelson Mandela’s non-racial vision.
Haji Mohamed Dawjee thought her loyalty to the ruling party would last forever, but the old ANC is gone. Jacob Zuma has taken it.
ANC MPs have quashed attempts by the opposition to get a pronouncement on Thuli Madonsela’s Nkandla report before the parliamentary term ends.
The Western Cape Christian Minister’s Forum staged a mass prayer meeting in a backlash against opposition party and media criticism of Jacob Zuma.
Cope says most of the 19 members who defected to the ANC on Monday had come to the end of their terms and could not find employment outside politics.
Icasa ruled in the SABC’s favour over complaints about DA and EFF election adverts – the DA launched a new ad, the EFF will march in protest.
Mamphela Ramphele’s party will oppose hydraulic fracturing, a first for a South African political party.
The apolitical Abahlali baseMjondolo is considering backing a political party for the first time since 2006, but their clout comes at a price.
A complaint by the SAPS regarding a DA ad that contains a photo of a police officer shooting rubber bullets has been upheld by Icasa.
The youth wage subsidy is a shameless populist attempt at grabbing the youth vote, writes Agang SA’s Philip Machanick.
The EFF leader is likely to receive a certificate allowing him to be a candidate in the upcoming election, but he could be disqualified in future.
Residents of the township outside Kimberley are used to broken promises, but some are drawing the line at the ballot box.