Minister Lindiwe Sisulu takes on Ronnie Kasrils and allows us insight into the truth of what it means to be an ANC politician, writes Chris Roper.
Former minister Ronnie Kasrils says voting against the ruling party in the upcoming elections is a way to "support the ideals of the ANC".
Tactical voting is an option, but only if there are parties that reflect your values and aspirations, writes Vishwas Satgar.
Rather than ask people to vote for a different party, Ronnie Kasrils should instead be trying to influence change within the ANC, writes Khaya Dlanga.
Opposition parties and unions have condemned the "Vote No" campaign, saying spoiling votes was not a "viable tactic".
The "Vote No" campaign, co-headed by Ronnie Kasrils, is meant to encourage disheartened voters to go to the polls on May 7, not a "no vote" campaign.
The launch of a "Vote No!" campaign flies in the face of decades of educating South Africans about their right to vote, says the defence minister.
![Pretoria high court Judge Hans Fabricius gave a number of orders, including one that Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula and Police Minister Bheki Cele must “ensure that internal investigations into the incidents listed below [including Khosa’s] are completed and reports are furnished to this court on or before June 4”.](https://images.newsteam.io/image/1000/2Bq28FuGKoMfMbcax6uD3Trwe7ZDF2bFzXPgZGQHpjLkUVhuy8A8PHfY9ebic9V5bbo32xk1LX9JUAVq5hD6DF7Njh5VSdEH4wK8t7F2iCeaexrvbfrwJbiR9Q16XcG9TxGQ2WgaRiuyXAFkiqwcZkr)