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Freedom Front Plus raises concerns over Tshwane's projected 3,9% economic growth rate by 2029, questioning the feasibility of the Mayor's plans amid high unemployment and service delivery issues.
Mteto Nyati praises Mcebisi Jonas's appointment as South Africa's envoy to the US, emphasising the importance of understanding the complexities of international relations.
The Constitutional Court has confirmed that municipal workers have the right to hold political office, highlighting the balance between political rights and performance in local governance.
ActionSA president Herman Mashaba addresses growing questions about his party's relationship with the ANC, asserting their unwavering independence while explaining their approach to issue-by-issue collaboration in South Africa's changing political landscape.
ANC deputy president Paul Mashatile condemned the DA-led Western Cape government for its failure to prioritise the needs of black residents.
ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile as he commemorates the life and legacy of Solomon Kalushi Mahlangu in a powerful memorial lecture, reflecting on the past and the ANC's future ahead of the 2026 elections.
Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie urges DA leader John Steenhuisen to resign from the GNU after the DA announces plans to challenge the budget approval in court, igniting political controversy.
ActionSA is pushing to eliminate deputy ministers in a bid to reduce government expenditure and improve taxpayer efficiency.
Negotiations between the ANC and DA over the National Budget are at a standstill, with both parties struggling to reach an agreement on key issues, including a proposed VAT increase.
ANC NEC member Ronald Lamola stressed that the new South African ambassador to the U. S. will be chosen based on capability, regardless of race, following the expulsion of Ebrahim Rasool.
The Democratic Alliance is shifting its strategy to intensify opposition against the ANC, focusing on local governance ahead of the 2026 elections.
DA demands a Cabinet-level review of South Africa's foreign policy, arguing that the ANC's diminished majority limits its ability to dictate international relations.
The ANC has defended its stance on maintaining ministerial perks while supporting a VAT increase, arguing that cutting cabinet benefits would not address South Africa's R2. 7 trillion budget shortfall.
The Umkhonto Wesizwe Party on Monday held a protest against the South African Reserve Bank's Prudential Authority, urging protection for Ithala Bank amid liquidation threats.