South Africa Elections
Ramaphosa loses favour with RET, supporters warned against electing him as ANC president again
President Ramaphosa has lost popularity due to an ANC faction called the RET group. The ANC has warned voters against creating factions in the ruling party.
Limpopo attorney facing fraud and theft charges inaugurated as PR councillor
Pan Africanist Congress member Nkoemakae Mola, who faces 15 charges of fraud and theft worth millions, was sworn in as a PR councillor in Limpopo recently.
New Tshwane mayor Randall Williams urges parties to simply bury the hatchet: 'We must'
Tshwane mayor Randall Williams is urging parties to move past their differences and to act in the interest of citizens. Williams was re elected on Tuesday.
IFP tramples on coalition deal with ANC in eThekwini, SA encouraged: 'Good decision'
The eThekwini council was plunged into disarray after the IFP withdrew its support of the ANC during a meeting for the election of a new speaker on Monday.
ANC coalition talks with other parties finalised: 'Hung municipalities will form councils'
The ANC has said its finalised coalition talks with parties it plans to form an alliance. However, a number of municipalities remain hung across the country.
Kannaland Council controversially re-elects convicted child sex offender as its mayor
Convicted child rapist Jeffrey Donson has been re elected as mayor by the Kannaland municipal council, while his deputy, Werner Meshoa, has a fraud conviction.
Elections 2021: EFF scoops Robben Island from ANC in "groundbreaking" win
The EFF have won the Robben Island municipality in this years local municipal elections. It's a huge win for the red beret's in the usually ANC dominated area.
"We inherited a mess": DA mayoral elect Chris Pappas says it will take time to fix uMngeni municipality
Chris Pappas, the Democratic Alliance mayoral-elect says it will take the party some time to fix the issues that exist at uMngeni municipality in KwaZulu-Natal.
Political parties have 2 weeks to remove posters in Joburg, City threatens with R1000 fine per poster
Political parties have 14 days to remove their posters in Johannesburg. The city has threatened to charge parties R1000 per poster they leave up after two weeks
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