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As the national and provincial elections draw closer, The Herald will be providing space for political leaders in the province to unveil their plans to tackle some of the most pressing issues.

The Zuma-inspired rand plunge was potboiler fiction, but I understand why people are alarmed by the Social Research Foundation’s poll, Tom Eaton writes

The ACDP promises to abolish the parole system for people found guilty of rape, murder and armed robbery should the party be voted into government after the 2024 national elections.

Steenhuisen said reversing the rapid infrastructure decline will require swift and concerted effort, adequate financial resources, transparent leadership and a plan.

None of the parties aims high or realistically in their commitments to build a strong foundation for the youngest of our pupils

The National Assembly has passed the General Intelligence Laws Amendment Bill with the support of all parties bar one.

The embattled City of Ekurhuleni faced delays before the start of its council meeting on Tuesday after disagreement on which matter to prioritise, the long-awaited auditor-general's report or the no confidence motion against mayor Sivuyile Ngodwana.

Crucial projects for some of the city’s poorest areas were sidelined while others gained more funding as the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality rejigged the 2023/2024 budget on a day that culminated in a fiery exchange between councillors.

Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Gary van Niekerk is confident that the metro will not forfeit R500m in grants the city stands to lose due to underspending.

As two councillors almost came to blows on Tuesday, a council meeting meant to vote on a motion to remove Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Gary van Niekerk was dramatically adjourned.