Kgalema Motlanthe Arrives in Polokwane as ANC Prepares to Unveil Limpopo Manifesto
POLOKWANE: The ANC’s Limpopo campaign machinery is gathering momentum in Polokwane, where former deputy president Kgalema Motlanthe has arrived ahead
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MK Party’s Thulani Shongwe Vows War on Corruption in Ekurhuleni
Thulani Shongwe has put corruption, bribery and drug trafficking at the centre of his campaign for control of Ekurhuleni, warning
MK Party Loses Bid to Appeal Order Halting Ramaphosa Phala Phala Impeachment Hearings
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA — The uMkhonto weSizwe Party has suffered a fresh legal setback in the battle over President
DA Dominates Political Donations With R104 Million as IEC Flags ANC Compliance Problems
The Democratic Alliance received more than R104 million in declared political donations during the first quarter of the 2026/27 financial
MK Party Mayoral Candidate Survives Alleged Hijacking Attempt Ahead of Briefing
A planned MK Party press briefing in Durban has been thrown into uncertainty after one of the party’s mayoral candidates
JOE “FERRARI” SIBANYONI REVEALS BHEKI CELE’S RESPONSE AFTER TAXI CARTEL AND SENIOR SAPS WARNING
Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni has placed former Police Minister Bheki Cele under the spotlight at the Madlanga Commission, revealing what he
LEBEYA SAYS HE FEELS ‘BETRAYED’ AS HE QUESTIONS MKHWANAZI, MASEMOLA AND KHUMALO TIES
Former Hawks head Dr Godfrey Lebeya has told the Madlanga Commission that he feels “betrayed” after learning that Lieutenant General
Lebeya Says O’Sullivan Sought Phala Phala Update While With Ramaphosa Ally
Former Hawks national head Lieutenant-General Godfrey Lebeya has told the Madlanga Commission that private investigator Paul O’Sullivan contacted him seeking
Dlamini Zuma Responds to Mbalula’s Court Action: “Money is Killing the ANC”
Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma has officially filed a notice of intention to oppose the legal action initiated against her by
Ramaphosa Says ‘External Forces’ May Be Fuelling Anti-African Sentiment and Violence in South Africa
President Cyril Ramaphosa says South African authorities are investigating indications that some of the anti-African migrant sentiment and violence seen