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In a message seen by the M&G, he says that even if he does stand as leader, he intends to remain mayor
TUESDAY, 10 FEBRUARY 2026, 22:10

In a message seen by the M&G, he says that even if he does stand as leader, he intends to remain mayor

Witness F is giving evidence at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry in Pretoria.

The DA won a seat from the ANC in Langeberg Ward four by-election.

EFF leader Julius Malema addresses the media on the outcomes of the EFF meeting at the weekend.

Zuma and Thales failed to convince the court that another court would come to a different conclusion

DA leader John Steenhuisen addressed the media in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal on Wednesday.

The Ad Hoc Committee was established to investigate allegations by KZN’s Police Commissioner.

Both officials are currently suspended pending investigations linked to separate allegations

‘If I stood for re-election, I would have won hands down,’ DA leader says

Pietermaritzburg High Court rules on Zuma, Thales leave to appeal matter.

The Madlanga Commission continues hearing evidence from Witness F.

DA leader John Steenhuisen holds a media briefing in Durban

John Steenhuisen is expected to announce his decision not to seek re-election at DA Federal Congress

SABC News has reliably learnt that he will not stand for re-election at the DA’s Federal Congress

The Madlanga inquiry is probing allegations of criminality in the justice system.

Last year Mabuza’s daughter, Tamara Silinda, filed an urgent application to stop Alexforbes from paying the money to Nonhlahla Mnisi, who was the country’s second lady when Mabuza was President Cyril Ramaphosa’s deputy

Mashale says all she did was expose corruption within the SAPS since 2008.

He was testifying before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee.

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa did not say whether it had opened a case with the police

Witness F shared a photo of his fingerprint evidence application with civilian Steve Motsumi.

ANCYL President Collen Malatji says it might be a step in the right direction.