While the IRR report tore into the Economic Freedom Fighters’ key principles, author Ivo Vegter also said the party had legitimate grievances
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The disgraced former president has a 63.1% favourability score in his home province. Whether that translates into votes for his new party remains to be seen
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With the right amount of planning, political coalitions can work – and even create the environment for better economic solutions
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The two interventions have received major blowback with critics accusing the government of undermining public oversight
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Some white people think any discussion of racism or its legacy is an attempt to shame or condemn them for the ‘sin’ of their whiteness
KZN MPL’s letter to members says the DA is in ‘permanent damage control’ and she won’t watch as the party ‘disappears into oblivion’
Two bits of law need to be approved before a court can decide if land owners will be compensated
By joining forces with the New National Party, the DA set itself up from the start to bear the racism tag
The poll comes amid a News24 report that the DA’s research showed a decline in support for the ANC in Gauteng and a surge in support for the DA
What do most South Africans think about? Not state capture or the president’s future, it seems.
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Gauteng has the highest consumer debt per capita of all nine provinces and accounts for almost half of total consumer debt in SA, says a new survey.
The Institute of Race Relations argued in a report this week, that grants have been crucial to improved living standards over the past decade.
It is Saturday in Soweto and the Aids-ridden township is geared up for its foremost weekend activity: funerals. Traffic officials are dispatched en masse to the major streets where the sheer number of funeral processions would render chaos if one had to rely on traffic lights alone. ”Nowadays young people are dying like flies,” reflects 27-year-old Modise Selebogo.