
PAC holds its Elective Conference in Gqeberha ahead of 2026 elections
PAC is holding its Elective Conference in Gqeberha, which started today it will end on Sunday
SUNDAY, 28 DECEMBER 2025, 15:51

PAC is holding its Elective Conference in Gqeberha, which started today it will end on Sunday

DA in Gauteng has accused MEC Faith Mazibuko of exploiting nurses over unpaid two month salaries

The DA has been pushing for the abolition of cadre deployment through court action.

Minister Hlabisa says consultations are under way with IEC on choosing date for 2026 elections
The ANC will win back majority power, secretary-general Fikile Mbalula said as the party concluded the third day of its national general council in Boksburg on Wednesday.

He was addressing the media yesterday at the ANC’s four-day National General Council.

MDB chair says communities were invited to submit proposals on how wards should be constituted.

Kashe-Katiya believes the SACP should ideally remain central to discussions on the NDR.

Ramathuba says the work of the ANC should speak for itself

The Municipal Demarcation Board handed over the final ward boundaries to the IEC.

Mdumiseni Ntuli urged citizens to take on the responsibility of supporting public representatives.

Fikile Mbalula says to sustain the ANC, it needs a lot of resources.

On Monday, Mbalula presented the organisational report.
The ANC intends on keeping its financial report a secret – but the party, hamstrung by a R20-million monthly salary bill, admits that its financial standing is “battered”.

The leadership of the African National Congress (ANC) in KwaZulu-Natal is on its way out.

Mbalula has dismissed rumours suggesting that he intends to run for the deputy president post.

Marius van der Merwe, known as Witness D, was assassinated on Friday outside of his home.

US President Donald Trump says he will not be inviting SA to the Miami meeting.

The NA adopted a report that establishes a committee that will play oversight over the Presidency.

“It’s going to get worse. What the MK did to them, in 2026 it’s going to get worse,” asserts Swana.

The Oversight Committee will give MPs a dedicated mechanism to scrutinise the Presidency’s work