A full transcript of the notorius "spy tapes" is still at large, in defiance of a court order, writes Glynnis Underhill.
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille says Jacob Zuma wants an assessment on the gang situation in Lavender Hill and Hanover Park on the Cape Flats.
DA leader Helen Zille says President Jacob Zuma has heeded calls for more extensive consultation before appointing Constitutional Court judges.
Government has failed to respond to the youth unemployment crisis in South Africa, Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille said on Saturday.
The ANCYL, Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambu have to "unreservedly apologise" to Helen Zille for calling her a "racist girl".
The DA are confident they will snatch two more provinces from the ANC in the coming general elections, leader Helen Zille has said.
Showing a little more emotion would not hurt the Democratic Alliance, writes Verashni Pillay after an interview with the party’s leader.
Helen Zille on a mission could sabotage the slowly, slowly approach that has served the Democratic Alliance well, writes Richard Calland.
An application to halt construction of the R54-million Chapman’s Peak building in Cape Town has been dismissed in the Western Cape High Court.
DA leader Helen Zille sits down with Verashni Pillay for a conversation on empathy, racism, and social media gone wrong.
The Democratic Alliance will oppose the draft traditional courts Bill in its entirety, says party leader Helen Zille.
Hip hop artist Slikour says he will not remove his song "Blacks are Fools" from the internet despite coming under fire from many South Africans.
The DA says it will take legal action against Cosatu leaders for what it calls intimidation, incitement of violence and holding an illegal gathering.
Helen Zille must honour her promise to resign should wrongdoing be found in the W Cape communications tender, says the Christian Democratic Party.
The ANC has asked the Democratic Alliance to abandon its "mind-boggling" decision to march on Cosatu’s head office in the Johannesburg city centre.
Thuli Madonsela says a multimillion-rand Western Cape tender is unlawful and must be terminated, in a report premier Helen Zille has vowed to contest.
Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille denies trying to recruit Congress of South African Trade Unions general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi to her party.
Under its leader Helen Zille, the Democratic Alliance has changed into a diverse and believable brand, capable of winning votes.
While the ruling party has lauded workers for sustaining the economy, the DA has taken a swipe at Cosatu for the country’s unemployment rate.
The Democratic Alliance needs to realise that people do not vote with their heads but with their hearts, says <b>Eusebius McKaiser</b>.
DA leader Helen Zille has apologised for referring to Eastern Cape pupils who had flocking to the Western Cape as "refugees".
The Democratic Alliance’s senior party leaders have continued to question Helen Zille’s failure to apologise clearly for her "refugee" comment.
As SA wishes Jacob Zuma a happy 70th birthday, the <em>Mail & Guardian</em> has imagined more appropriate birthday wishes from our public figures.
Helen Zille has said that the DA should be the leaders of a “second liberation struggle” in the Eastern Cape to free the province from corruption.
<b>Chris Roper</b> looks at what is needed to revitalise the news and stop beating about the bush when confronting our social ills.
Solidarity has shown people getting fired from Absa "Wall Street" style on YouTube and FNB embraces the power of social media during a power crisis.
Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille needs to rethink her twitter strategy, says <b>Nickolaus Bauer</b>.
Forty percent of South Africans think members of Parliament and councillors are corrupt — up from 25% four years ago, according to a recent survey.
While statistics support Helen Zille’s "refugee" comments, experts say poor education may just be one of the reasons for moving.
The ANC has bemoaned Helen Zille’s comment in which she referred to Eastern Cape pupils who flocked to Western Cape schools as refugees.
The ANC has voiced its disappointment at the Supreme Court of Appeal ruling, saying "democracy can be undermind by simply approaching courts".
Western Cape premier Helen Zille has told youths that government’s housing policy should do ‘a little for the many’ instead of ‘a lot for the few’.