The IEC says only one objection to candidates on the political parties’ lists has been upheld, after it received 45.
The "Vote No" campaign, co-headed by Ronnie Kasrils, is meant to encourage disheartened voters to go to the polls on May 7, not a "no vote" campaign.
The DA says it will take the communications watchdog to a high court to decide on its complaint against the SABC’s decision to pull its election ad.
Ignore them or attack? Both of the ANC’s responses to criticisms from its former leaders have done the party a disservice as elections loom closer.
Following the SABC pulling its TV ad, the DA says it is concerned about its election campaign as Icasa has taken over 48 hours to hear its complaint.
"Uncle Gweezy" has been asked why SA should vote ANC by students who raised Nkandla, access to electricity and education as concerns with government.
Defections, censorship and exclusion marked the weekend’s party election campaigns, with the ANC and DA fighting hard for Gauteng’s support.
The two opposition parties have marched on the University of Limpopo after they were excluded from an election debate on land, live streamed on SABC.
A number of struggle veterans and former government leaders are launching a "Vote NO!" campaign aimed squarely at the ANC.
The ANC are the major culprits when it comes to political intimidation and KwaZulu-Natal is one of the worst affected regions, found a report.
The Economic Freedom Fighters expresses a profound, worldwide, popular dissatisfaction with the current economic system, writes Hagen Engler.
Voting out your party for misbehaving should never be seen as a treacherous act.
Editorial staff members have been told their phones are being monitored as the institution is a national key point.
Textbooks, toilets and teachers – that’s what voters want. But can political parties provide?
Many people in North West are still loyal to the ruling party, despite gripes about services.
Minor parties are creating a stink around Pansy Tlakula to cast doubt around the elections when they perform poorly as expected, say their critics.
The IEC has rejected objections to President Jacob Zuma’s candidacy for Parliament, saying there is no evidence that he isn’t suitable.
A company that should have been shortlisted for providing new headquarters for the IEC is claiming R7.5-million from the embattled organisation.
Following reports that IEC workers threatened to strike if its chairperson didn’t resign, the commission says employees are barred from protesting.
National Assembly speaker Max Sisulu will investigate the Nkandla report before May 7, according to DA and FF+ sources.
Neither the public protector nor the IEC will investigate a campaign by the Gauteng government worth millions that seems to punt the ANC.
Employees at the IEC have reportedly threatened to go on strike if Pansy Tlakula is not removed as commission chair before the May elections.
From the ANC to the EFF, political parties have upped the ante a month before the general elections.
They may be a small community, but Cape Town’s elderly have a lot on their mind when it comes to elections and their role in society.
EFF and Agang SA leaders’ ties to the province may disrupt old voting patterns.
Those who claim to be so disgusted with how the people are living include the same ones that have been stealing from the people.
The ruling party is deluded if it thinks the public doesn’t care about Thuli Madonsela’s report.
The IEC says it has received about 40 objections to election candidates and will consider all of them by next week.
EFF leader Julius Malema says opposition parties will initiate legal proceedings against the IEC if chairperson Pansy Tlakula does not resign.
The Mail & Guardian has launched a free elections app, to keep the public informed in the run-up to May 7.
The ANC’s ‘poo two’ were reinstated to forestall any bid to take their popular support to another party.
In the second instalment of our 10 tough questions to party leaders ahead of the election, the ACDP’s Kenneth Meshoe talks about rape, HIV and portn.