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Concourt rules that local government elections will go ahead

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​The Constitutional Court has ruled that local government elections can go ahead on August 3 without a complete voters' roll.
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‘The ANC does not win elections, it steals them’

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A Concourt decision to set aside the by-elections results in Tlokwe has left opposition parties questioning the motives of both the ANC and IEC.
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Letter: Paraffin contract was legit

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The article? “Paraffin for poor fuels outrage” (September 18) contains allegations that are factually incorrect.
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Independent candidates claim Tlokwe by-elections were rigged

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Eight independent candidates from Tlokwe municipality claim that last month's by-elections were rigged and want the results set aside.
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Mandela mojo wins back Tlokwe

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The ANC has drawn on the power of Nelson Mandela's name to attract voters into the Tlokwe by-elections driven away by party infighting.
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ANC trumps DA to take back Tlokwe

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The ANC has won all six contested wards in the Tlokwe by-elections to take back control of the embattled municipality.
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DA, ANC anxiously await Tlokwe by-election results

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The DA and the ANC can now only wait for the outcome of Tlokwe by-election voting after a fierce battle for control over the municipality.
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Battle for Tlokwe heats up as provincial alliance grows

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A growing number of Supra Mahumapelo supporters in leadership positions provides North West ANC with a chance to reclaim Tlokwe from the DA.
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Tlokwe: ANC North West denies Maphetle was redeployed

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As former Tlokwe mayor Maphetle Maphetle takes up a post in the North West legislature, the ANC in the province has denied he was redeployed.
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DA stages walkout at Tlokwe council meeting

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ANC Tlokwe chief whip Dakota Legoete says a municipality meeting in the North West had to be halted after the DA staged a walked out.
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Tlokwe candidates were biased, says Electoral Court

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The independent candidates disqualified from taking part in Tlokwe's recent by-elections were severely prejudiced, says the Electoral Court.
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ANC tries to ‘sneak in’ Tlkowe no-confidence vote

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The ANC has allegedly attempted to re-take control of Tlokwe by "sneaking in" a motion of no confidence in DA mayor Annette Combrink.
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​The Constitutional Court has ruled that local government elections can go ahead on August 3 without a complete voters’ roll.

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