IEC to gauge public on viability of electronic voting
The Electoral Commission (IEC) is to engage in a public conversation on the prospect of electronic voting (e-voting) for elections.
WEDNESDAY, 02 APRIL 2025, 01:47
The Electoral Commission (IEC) is to engage in a public conversation on the prospect of electronic voting (e-voting) for elections.
ANC members in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng allege that the reconfiguration of the provincial structures and upcoming branch audits are part of his strategy to strengthen his position for the race
After President Cyril Ramaphosa concluded his Gauteng oversight visit at the Johannesburg city council chamber on Friday, mayor Dada Morero assured residents the city won’t disappoint any further.
The premier has also vowed that the province will be ready to host the G20 summit
Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi has shut down Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis’s suggestion that the G20 summit should be held in Cape Town later this year.
Patriotic Alliance leader and sport, arts and culture minister Gayton McKenzie has called for illegal foreigners to be barred from receiving medical treatment in South African hospitals.
Two suspects will appear in the Blue Downs magistrate’s court on Friday charged with the kidnapping, extortion and robbery with aggravating circumstances of UDM deputy president Nqabayomzi Kwankwa in Khayelitsha.
Any VAT increase is probably off the table, leaving the treasury to look for revenue without bringing the coalition to the brink
International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola says he believes South Africa should be less reliant on rich nations.
Recently elected leader of the FF Plus Corné Mulder wants his party to be the natural home of minorities.
The majority of South Africans love white people, worship them wherever they go and always seek the validation and affirmation of “whiteness”, so there is no reason that black people would want to kill white people in the country.
The Ukrainian president’s visit is announced as Europe rallies after Washington cuts support
Auditor-general Tsakani Maluleke has cited poor governance and noncompliance with the law as the main reasons behind the regression of many municipalities in KwaZulu-Natal.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has been accused of dragging his feet with a Special Investigative Unit proclamation to investigate R8.3 billion corruption at state aerospace and technology supplier Denel.
DA federal council chairperson Helen Zille has bid an emotional farewell to her Opel Corsa, which she has been driving for 25 years.
Governance failures, financial mismanagement, crumbling infrastructure, crime and lawlessness and unreliable service delivery are some of the recurring problems in Gauteng.
Health minister Aaron Motsoaledi says the government cannot fill the funding gap left by US President Donald Trump’s decision to terminate USAID-funded programmes.
The South African Municipal Workers Union said it would not march but would ask for a meeting with the president when he visited the city
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