
DA to take action after chaotic scenes erupt at the KZN Legislature
KZN DA leader Rodgers says they will take action after chaotic scenes erupt at KZN Legislature.
SATURDAY, 10 JANUARY 2026, 06:10

KZN DA leader Rodgers says they will take action after chaotic scenes erupt at KZN Legislature.

A scuffle broke out when MK party members rejected the results, prompting the proceedings to be adjourned
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli has survived a motion of no confidence in his leadership.

ANCYL Secretary General Mntuwoxolo Ngudle has confirmed the registration of conference delegates.

Presidency says that South Africa will not ask G20 member countries to boycott the next meeting.
The ANC Youth League’s 27th national congress at the University of Limpopo in Polokwane got off to a shambolic start.

The league said most of the people who had voted for the party last year were young people

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli has survived a motion of no confidence brought by the MKP
The interim report of the Madlanga Commission, established to probe explosive allegations made by KwaZulu-Natal top cop Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, won’t be publicly available.

Magwenya announces that the final report of the Madlanga Commission will be released to the public
Embattled City of Tshwane deputy mayor and finance MMC Eugene “Bonzo” Modise was re-elected as the Greater Tshwane Region chairperson in a midnight election over the weekend.

Mngomezulu says the ANC problems revolve around failures to implement its own crafted policies

Zikalala says politics is a game of opportunity and the MK Party is taking its chances.

The MK Party tabled a motion of no confidence in Ntuli, which parties will vote on today
The ANC national general council has decided that SACP members should be recused from ANC election workshops and strategy meetings amid discussions on addressing differences between alliance partners.
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.
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”.
ANC spokesperson Mahlengi Bhengu believes the party’s money troubles, which played out publicly when staff members held a picket at the start of its 5th national general council (NGC), show that the organisation is “poor” – not corrupt.

On the first day of the party’s national general council, chairperson Gwede Mantashe slammed Ramaphosa’s detractors and urged them to ‘say whatever you want to say here and not outside these walls’

The president also told a meeting of his ANC that criminals, corrupt careerists, extortionists and factionalists should find themselves outside of the party
Loyiso Masuku is the new chairperson of the ANC’s Greater Johannesburg region, having been elected by 184 delegates.