The electoral uncertainty South Africa faces is good news for our democracy. But it’s unclear what that could mean for our economy and livelihoods after the smoke of the electoral battle ends and a new government emerges, writes Tony Leon.

The ConCourt has issued directions in Jacob Zuma candidature matter.

The government says it is unlikely to meet its targets in settling land claims.

IEC says 43 political parties and two independent candidates will contest the elections in Gauteng.

The controversial politician was facing charges over an allegedly fraudulent insolvency clearance certificate

Dennis Bloem says he has been left speechless by Murunwa Makwarela’s sudden passing.

Abahlali has previously backed the Democratic Alliance and the Socialist Revolutionary Workers Party

The MK Party says it will continue to use its name and logo after court ruled in its favour.

The ANC has refused to be drawn on the leaked recording of its NEC meeting.

The ANC has set its sights on securing not less than the 10 million votes of the 2019 elections, as its worst-case scenario, and, in its best case, to lure an extra four million new votes.

The ANC says it has not taken the decision to expel former party President Jacob Zuma.

The ANC suspended Msibi, the party’s provincial treasurer, two weeks before the premier’s action

ANC’s Mbalula accuses judge in MK trademark of prioritising politics over facts

The ANC will appeal the Durban high court’s rejection of its bid to stop former president Jacob Zuma’s new party from using the Umkhonto weSizwe name and logo.

The court agreed that it had no jurisdiction in the matter; it belonged before the electoral court and no other forum

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“As a matter of principle, we cannot allow a scammer to go unchallenged.”

The uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party is celebrating yet another legal victory.

The KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Durban has dismissed with costs the ANC’s application against the uMkhonto weSizwe Party over its logo.

The ANC suffers another setback in the legal arena, as it lost its case against the MK Party.

The SUN Party will contest elections for the first time.

Mantashe says it is alarming there are water problems in the district despite it having big dams.