A poor election result, on top of concerns over his leadership style, may see John Steenhuisen follow in Mmusi Maimane’s footsteps
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Four people are contenders for the second most powerful position in the DA
The DA has announced that Dan Plato will be Patricia De Lille’s successor while Maimane has “declined” to run as premier candidate
The findings contained in the Steenhuisen report cannot be taken lightly, writes Natasha Mazzone
Patricia de Lille has sought to take the Steenhuisen report, which repeated allegations of misconduct against her, under judicial review
The DA’s federal executive has announced that it has terminated Cape Town Mayor Patricia De Lille’s party membership
DA councillors supported the motion brought against De Lille following a three-hour-long special caucus meeting on Wednesday evening
De Lille reacted to news that the party’s Cape Town caucus had voted to hold an internal motion of no confidence if the Federal Executive allows it
The Federal Congress will take place on April 7 and 8, when the party leader, federal chairperson and deputy federal chairpersons will be elected
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‘My lawyers have indicated to the DA’s federal legal commission that I expect the disciplinary hearing to be open to the media’
The mayor of Cape Town has accused members within her party of trying to unseat her from her position by smearing her reputation
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/ 8 November 2007
Nigeria’s President Umaru Yar’Adua has ratified revocation of Abuja plots allocated to him and other top citizens by former president Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration, newspapers said here on Thursday. The country’s highest ruling body cited ”overriding public interests” for the revocation of the choice plots in the federal capital city.