Politics
King Misuzulu lashes out at ANC for fired praise singer and mic-grabbing incident
Zulu King Misuzulu KaZwelethini slammed the ANC after the Premier's office fired his praise singer. South Africans cautioned him against politicking.
ANC SG Fikile Mbalula sets sights on majority rule amid social media criticism
The ANC’s Fikile Mbalula said the ANC was campaigning to maintain its majority and avoid a coalition government because coalitions were proven not to work in SA
'Hong, hong, hong' and 5 other hilarious Parliament moments that made South Africans laugh
Briefly News took a look at six hilarious moments made by South African top politicians in Parliament. The politicians amused many people in Mzansi.
Thoko Didiza claims Legislature has the power to end Ingonyama Trust
The Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and rural Development Thoko Didiza claimed that the Legislature has the power to dissolve the Ingonyama Trust.
Hlaudi Motsoeneng, Pallo Jordan and 3 other politicians caught with fake academic qualifications
Hlaudi Motsoeneng and Pallo Jordan are among some of the politicians caught lying about their qualifications. Briefly News compiled a list of these politicians.
Democratic Alliance mourns loss of influential stalwart James Selfe
James Selfe, a revered part of the Democratic Alliance (DA) and a key figure in South African politics, has sadly passed away after a lengthy illness.
2024 General Election Poll: Which political party will you vote for?
South Africa is going to its seventh General Election on 29 May 2024, 30 years into democracy. Briefly News put together a poll to ask readers who they'll vote for.
Mmusi Maimane's BOSA political ad leaves Mzansi in stitches
Build One SA's (BOSA) president Mmusi Maimane made South Africans laugh with one of his campaign ads on social media. Netizens loved its humour.
Ramaphosa declares "we are not scared" in defiant campaign speech
President Cyril Ramaphosa, while on the campaign trail, delivered a defiant message to his supporters, signalling his confidence ahead of the upcoming elections.
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