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Stella Ndabeni, Lindiwe Sisulu and two other SA female politicians named the most fashionable
Briefly News gathered names of the most fashionable female politicians, and the votes suggested that Stella Ndabeni and Lindiwe Sisulu are the most fashion-forward.
MK Party demands that Independent Electoral Commission Commissioner Janet Love step down
The MK party demanded that the Independent Electoral Commission's commissioner, Janet Love, step down from her post to save the IEC's reputation.
IEC requests reasons behind order allowing Jacob Zuma to contest General Election
The IEC will seek legal advice and request reasons from the Electoral Court on its order allowing Jacob Zuma to run in the upcoming 2024 General Election.
MK Party confirms Bonginkosi Khanyile’s removal as MK Youth League coordinator
The MK party's spokesperson, Nhlamulo Ndlela, confirmed that it removed Bonginkosi Khanyile as its Youth League's national coordinator. Netizens applauded.
Mantashe optimistic about ANC's election prospects in KwaZulu-Natal
ANC's Gwede Mantashe expressed confidence in upcoming KZN elections despite the emergence of new political contenders. Dive into the political buzz.
Jacob Zuma’s one step closer to parliament: Electoral Court dismissed IEC’s ban
The Electoral Court has set aside the IEC's decision to remove Jacob Zuma from the MK Party's candidate list ahead of the 29 May 2024 General Election.
Jacob Zuma wants a 2nd term as president: "I should be allowed to finish what I started”
Former president Jacob Zuma said he would return to the presidency if the majority voted him back. He addressed MK supporters at the Electoral Court on 8 April 2024.
ANC DP Paul Mashatile to apologise to King Misuzulu over Siboniso Duma’s actions
ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile would visit King Misuzulu to mend relations between the ruling party and the Zulu royal and apologise for SIboniso Duma.
DA’s John Steenhuisen bashed for classifying smaller parties as political mercenaries
DA leader John Steenhuisen's election manifesto speech in Paarl was labelled fearmongering after he described opposition parties as political mercenaries.
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