News24 | A to Z of South Africa’s politics – 2024 edition
We bring you the A to Z of South Africa’s political developments in 2024!
SATURDAY, 22 FEBRUARY 2025, 16:45
We bring you the A to Z of South Africa’s political developments in 2024!
The ANC Youth League in KwaZulu-Natal has welcomed AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini’s decision to axe his prime minister, Reverend Thulasizwe Buthelezi.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says he is “deeply saddened” by the death of former United States president Jimmy Carter.
Deputy president of the Patriotic Alliance, Kenny Kunene, has lodged a formal complaint against self-proclaimed “ANC bitch” Nobuntu Mkhize, to the South African Human Rights Commission.
Minister Mzwanele Nyhontso said the members of the Ingonyama Trust Board would therefore remain in office ‘until the minister decides otherwise’
Cosatu welcomed the promulgation of amendments to the Companies Act as a boost in the fight against corruption.
The Western Cape DA has also renounced an unruly passenger on a FlySafair flight who allegedly made a racist remark to a flight attendant.
The ANC condemned a woman who tarnished its “good name” while disrupting a Boxing Day flight from Durban to Cape Town.
Fired traditional AmaZulu prime minister Thulasizwe Buthelezi said King Misuzulu kaZwelithini had not informed him of his axing, but he would abide by the king’s wishes as a loyal subject.
DA federal council chairperson Helen Zille gave a “big shoutout” to Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba for taking a tough stance on statutory rape.
One of the things that irked AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini was the constant attempt by his traditional prime minister, Reverend Thulasizwe Buthelezi, to undermine his authority as the leader of his nation, according to highly placed sources.
In a year that saw record donations to political parties declared, an old trend endured: a handful of donors splashed the vast majority of the cash.
The monarch has been under pressure from KwaZulu-Natal politicians to ditch Buthelezi and has also been at odds with the Ingonyama Trust Board
Leaders of political parties wish South Africans a merry Christmas.
From fish braais to succulent lamb roasts and the ever-popular trifle, the celebrities and politicians that News24 spoke to will be eating to their heart’s content with their loved ones on Christmas Day.
The ACDP is “considering” its options following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement that the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act will be implemented fully.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has asked South Africans to be “mindful of alcohol and substance abuse” during the festive season.
The ANC has welcomed Mozambique’s highest court’s decision reaffirming the Frelimo party’s Daniel Chapo as president-elect.
In 2025, the “progressive caucus” in Parliament will have to show their grit amid the political warfare between its two biggest players, the EFF and MK Party. Watching the battle from the sidelines, the other caucus members will have to figure out where exactly they fit in, writes Jason Felix.
After years of demanding that he should “pay back the money” for his controversial Nkandla residence, the EFF now wants to attach assets at former president Jacob Zuma’s property.
Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen says he hopes the three-month impasse over his chief of staff Roman Cabanac’s continuing employment will be resolved “soon” – but stressed the podcaster’s dismissal must follow “due process”.