Opposition parties say Tshwane Mayor’s SOCA was uninspiring
Opposition parties reacted with disappointment to Tshwane Mayor Cilliers Brink’s second SOCA.
THURSDAY, 25 APRIL 2024, 07:18
Opposition parties reacted with disappointment to Tshwane Mayor Cilliers Brink’s second SOCA.
Twenty-four of those parties will only contest the polls provincially.
Political parties in the Western Cape have signed the electoral code of conduct.
ActionSA vows to speed up in-sourcing of security guards in Durban
Mda briefed the media today at Constitution Hill on her elections manifesto.
ActionSA says municipalities need to start replacing ageing water pipes to avoid wasting water.
The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial continues at the High Court in Pretoria.
Operation Dudula Movement accuses the Electoral Court of bias in handling its case against the IEC.
The Labour Party says all it wants is an opportunity to contest next month’s elections.
The IFP-led Endumeni Local Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal had no capacity to prepare its own financial statements, so it outsourced this key function to an accounting firm.
International Relations director-general Zane Dangor is puzzled by the United Kingdom’s “strange” claims about the possibility of a terrorist attack on South African soil.
Former Public Protector Adv. Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s gratuity matter will be heard today.
The ActionSA Eastern Cape chairperson said coalitions had become transactional deals to satisfy politics of the stomach
Malema has told the Coloured community in Gauteng that his party is for all South Africans.
The Mail & Guardian in partnership with the University of Fort Hare invites you to join the National Elections Debate
Law enforcement agencies in KZN urge all contesting elections to abide by electoral code of conduct.
Bosa is concerned about sexual assault allegations levelled against teachers.
The Labour Party will launch an application to set aside the electoral timetable
Rize Mzansi in Western Cape has handed over a memorandum at the Mfuleni police station
The Electoral Court found that the arguments that the parties had submitted could not be sustained.
Jacob Zuma’s private prosecution of Billy Downer and Karyn Maughan removed from the roll.