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As controversy rages over McDonald's-branded school desks, Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube reveals the stark reality: with 13. 5 million learners and limited resources, private partnerships are unavoidable - but new policies may be needed to protect students' interests.
Various defecting members from the EFF, COPE and thE PA from different regions in Gauteng, with some having served previously in senior political party structures crossed the floor citing various challenges in their former parties.
"Colleen Makhubele, former leader of the South African Rainbow Alliance, will be sworn in as a Member of Parliament for Jacob Zuma's MK Party, alongside energy expert Adil Nchabeleng, as the party continues its commitment to socio-economic transformation.
Following the tragic Stilfontein mine disaster that claimed 78 lives, civil society and political parties demand accountability and systemic reforms to address the failures leading to illegal mining
Political parties in South Africa are demanding a commission of inquiry into the deaths of miners at the Stilfontein mines, highlighting government failures and the ongoing crisis of illegal mining.
Explore the implications of the EFF’s recent defections to the MK Party and how this shift is reshaping South African politics.
OPINION: Will MKP succeed where the EFF faltered, or is it destined to repeat the cycle? South Africa watches, captivated and uncertain, writes Vhahangwele Tsotetsi.
The ANC has over the years been rocked by ill-discipline and factionalism among others at times, affecting its ability to govern.
Former ANC and Cope leader Dennis Bloem, who is now the spokesperson of the Activists and Citizens Forum social movement, took a dig at President Cyril Ramaphosa, labelling him as a “spineless leader”.
Ramaphosa’s early political involvement was first shaped by Christian student politics and later Black Consciousness movements. But his trajectory soon intersected with the interests of South Africa’s corporate elite.
During her meeting with the portfolio committee on Justice and Constitutional Development, on September 10, Simelane refuted claims of obstructing access to critical State Capture data.
The ANC Veteran league calls for transparency and urges president Ramaphosa to make public the outcomes of his meeting with Justice Minister Simelane amid VBS loan allegations.
As Women’s Month ends, Colleen Makhubele aligns with MKP, poised to champion economic freedom and social justice.
SARA was founded by Makhubele, who previously served under the Congress of the People (COPE), representing the party as a speaker.
‘The President has requested a detailed report and briefing from the Minister on the matter,’ said Magwenya.
According to reports, Simelane allegedly received a loan of R575,600 from Gundo Wealth Solutions in 2016, when she was still the mayor of the Polokwane Municipality.
Statistics South Africa reported a 0. 6% unemployment rate increase from the first quarter, which was 32. 9%, making 8. 4 million people vulnerable to poverty.
The miracle and disruptor of the 2024 general election, the MK Party of former president Jacob Zuma, may need to watch its step or risk disappearing into thin air too.
Cope acting deputy secretary-general, Arthur Ketile, urged the public to join the party in the fight against corruption and unemployment, holding officials accountable and stabilising the economy.
The ATM wants to declare the May general elections null and void. While the Umkhonto weSizwe Party withdrew its case for now, the ATM has taken its case to the Electoral Court.
The party has been on the decline ever since making progress in the 2009 general elections, where it received 7. 42% of the vote, which entitled it to 30 seats in the National Assembly.
Party meets to take stock on poor performance in the national elections.
The decline in the ANC share of the national vote has been happening since 2009. In each case, among the key reasons for this trend has been something to do with the ANC itself.
Lekota said his party would not associate itself with the ANC as it was synonymous with corruption.
On the African National Congress retaining power, Lekota said ‘predictions are there, but I don't want to predict anything because I don't want to be counted among those who prophesied and it became a false prophecy’.