Each party has laid on a spread of piping hot coffee and thick chunks of bread at their tables, luring in voters.
At a meeting at the president’s official Cape Town residence, crime leaders allegedly said they would "mobilise our members and work hard for you".
At a meeting at the president’s official Cape Town residence, crime leaders allegedly said they would "mobilise our members and work hard for you".
The Concourt finding might make it harder for voters to distinguish between fact and comment.
Which news trends were most popular on social media for this year? The M&G rounds them up.
The ruling party said it was "humbled" by the confidence South Africans showed in the party, after the latest by-election results.
Preliminary results show the ANC has won the battle for Gauteng with 53.59%, a drop from the 64.04% support it enjoyed in 2009.
Tekwane South residents are staunch ANC supporters but the DA has begun eyeing the Nelspruit community that has grown frustrated by broken promises.
Economic Freedom Fighters’ commander-in-chief Julius Malema took to social media to answer pressing questions from the public.
Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema has told Kliptown residents in Soweto that the ANC of Nelson Mandela died with the former statesman.
The ANC says it is planning to take legal action against the DA over a text message about President Jacob Zuma and the Nkandla scandal.
President Jacob Zuma has announced the national general elections will be held on May 7.
The presidency says it takes serious exception to Helen Zille leaking confidential information regarding the announcement of the election date.
President Jacob Zuma a councillor for Nkandla? Don’t be surprised, says the ANC, which has held off releasing its election lists.
The ANC has vowed to launch an investigation into claims that public funds, released for Nelson Mandela’s memorials, may have been misappropriated.
The DA has released most of its list of election candidates for provincial and national spots. It features no journalists, but this could change.
Cosatu claims the Democratic Alliance’s plan to march to the ANC’s headquarters in Johannesburg is an election stunt and an act of pure opportunism.
The Eastern Cape ANC has urged its members to show maximum discipline when President Jacob Zuma addresses a rally in Dutywa on Sunday.
The ANC is mulling establishing a branch in Perth to woo potential voters, a media report said on Sunday.
Analysts say corruption and Zuma’s dubious reputation will still put off voters, despite the promises made at the ANC’s manifesto launch last week.
