IEC South Africa
Complete list of all political parties in South Africa in 2024
South Africa's general elections, taking place on May 29, 2024, present various parties on the ballot. Here is a full list of all political parties in South Africa.
Out with the Old: OHM says no more political parties
The Organic Humanity Movement's Lauren Bernado believes a political system consisting solely of independent candidates would result in an efficiently run state.
Celebrity Chef Fikile Zungu denied the right to vote in Belgium: "I am being sabotaged personally"
South African celebrity chef Fikile Zungu recently opened up about being denied her right to cast a vote at the South African embassy in Belgium recently.
DJ Tira's performance at IFP's mega rally in Umlazi has Mzansi buzzing: "Can never make me hate him"
DJ Tira recently performed at the IFP mega rally in Umlazi. His performance created a buzz across Mzansi, with many people questioning his political affiliations
Constitutional Court rules Jacob Zuma is not eligible to run for Parliament in general elections
The Constitutional Court ruled that former president Jacob Zuma cannot run for a seat in Parliament. MKP supporters were unhappy but pledged continued support.
Elections 2024: South African expats cast votes worldwide in weekend kick-off
South Africans living abroad cast their votes this weekend and the IEC commended them for coming out in their numbers. Voting lasted until Sunday.
Donations ANC, IFP EFF, IFP, DA received and their donors
The Independent Electoral Commission released it latest report that details who funded which political parties, with Patrice Motsepe topping the list.
Jabulani Khumalo wants to go back to MK Party or he's taking the IEC to court
Jabulani Khumalo, the founder of the MK Party who was given the boot last month, says he wants to go back to the party or he's taking the IEC to court.
Zuma will appear on ballot for MK party regardless of ConCourt outcome
The outcome of the legal battle between the IEC and the MK Party over the candidacy of former president Jacob Zuma won’t affect the ballot which won't change.
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