
South Africa Elections







President Collen Malatje has called on ANC leaders who have been in parliament since democracy to consider retirement. He wants them to give the youth a chance.

EFF leader Julius Malema unveiled his election manifesto to a packed stadium in Mpumalanga over the past weekend. He promised change and action if elected.

Activist Nontsikelelo Mazwai recently put Pravin Gordhan on a blast after he announced that he would be retiring from politics. Many netizens were angry about it.

Ntsiki Mazwai has accused MacG of being used to disrupt the black vote after the podcaster ventured into politics. Fans shared mixed reactions to Ntsiki's comment.

The president of Build One SA, Mmusi Maimane, announced that the party secured enough signatures to contest the 2024 general elections on 29 May.

With elections around the corner, many South African celebs made their political affiliations known, with mixed reactions from their fans. Briefly News weighs in.

Julius Malema, the commander-in-chief of the Economic Freedom Fighters, said he would work with pro-land expropriation political parties like his.

Former President Jacob Zuma experienced loadshedding and an offline system at Home Affairs when he went to get a Smart ID card to use in the upcoming elections.

Roger Jardine has announced that his newly launched party Change Starts Now will not be contesting in the national elections scheduled for 29 May 2024.
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