South Africa Elections
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
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.
ANC's Mashatile appeals for extended mandate amid persistent challenges
ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile has asked for 30 more years to fulfil the party's promises of improving housing, jobs, infrastructure and service delivery.
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.
Western Cape premier Alan Winde celebrates Oubaas' support for DA
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde shared a picture of veteran actor Pierre van Pletzen wearing a DA t-shirt and implied that the 7de Laan star endorsed the DA.
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.
2024 General Elections: Professor discusses possible coalition if ANC wins by less than 50% majority
The African National Congress could possibly win the elections without a majority. A Stellenbosch professor discussed who it could enter a coalition with.
MK Party wants two-thirds majority to change Roman-Dutch law, will challenge ConCourt ruling at UN
The MK Party announced that it would challenge the Constitutional Court ruling against Jacob Zuma and will change the Roman-Dutch law if elected into power.
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