
Four senior ANC officials in Western Cape join DA
Four senior ANC officials in the Western Cape have joined the DA after resigning from the party.
WEDNESDAY, 05 NOVEMBER 2025, 18:13

Four senior ANC officials in the Western Cape have joined the DA after resigning from the party.

The upcoming local government elections are expected to see intense high level of contestation.

General Khumalo has testified that General Sibiya did not support his preferred set of panel.
Western Cape ANC secretary Neville Delport has left the ANC to join the DA.

Assembly debates One Stop Border Post Bill to boost trade, streamline crossings and address security

Police Minister Professor Firoz Cachalia appears before the Ad Hoc Committee.

Allegations of political interference and corruption on the spotlight at the commission.

The Mpumalanga Education Department has refuted the allegations of ghost workers within their system

The SACP aims to rebuild the KZN provincial structure after identifying structural weaknesses.

Deputy Police Minister Dr Polly Boshielo appeared before Parliament’s Ad Hoc committee.

A Committee of Independent Experts handed over the G20 Inequality Committee Report to Ramaphosa.

In a statement, the MKP has described Van Rooyen as a seasoned cadre of the liberation movement

Rakubu says Khumalo’s testimony highlighted issues of criminal cartel connection with the SAPS.

Ramaphosa says a call must be made to support the resolutions of G20 inequality report

Khumalo says that the bakkie sometimes driven by Sibiya is registered under Stuart James
When suspended police minister Senzo Mchunu acted alone in issuing a directive to disband the Political Killings Task Team, he “departed” from established protocol for dealing with a structure born out of an interministerial committee (IMC).

President Cyril Ramaphosa and Professor Joseph Stiglitz receive a report from the G20 Task Team.

The primary subject of the proposed amendments relates to Section 15 of the Electoral Act.
With Madagascar’s military government announcing it would be leaving the annual rotating position, South Africa is expected to become the next chairperson of the Southern African Development Community.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has reappointed Mosotho Moepya as chairperson of the IEC and confirmed new commissioners for the next seven-year term.

Mosotho Moepya has held various roles in the commission including Director for Electoral Logistics.