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With colourful placards, a marching band and the chanting of struggle songs, about 100 people marched through Bethelsdorp on Thursday to commemorate SA’s first democratic elections in 1994.

Former coalition partners ActionSA, the IFP and ACDP have urged the DA to rethink its stance on the Patriotic Alliance in Johannesburg, with which it has vowed never to work.

When 51% of the electorate are gatvol, disillusioned and disinclined to vote, a new political party, or ‘political alternative’, has its hands full

The first step to try to remove the coalition government that rules Nelson Mandela Bay was made on Wednesday after several parties filed a petition to get rid of the mayor, deputy mayor, speaker and chief whip.

The ANC in the City of Johannesburg is likely to field another Al-Jama-ah councillor, Kabelo Gwamanda, as the next mayor.

ACDP leader Reverend Kenneth Meshoe says the problem with the DA is their treatment of coalition partners.

The Patriotic Alliance has announced it will vote in favour of ActionSA’s motion of no confidence against Joburg mayor Thapelo Amad.

Embattled Johannesburg mayor Thapelo Amad's party wants the ANC to publicly defend him amid growing calls for his head over a series of gaffes or the minority party would consider walking away.

The controversial Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill has sparked a debate among MPs over the use of virtual platforms for public hearings.

The multiparty coalition in Tshwane and council speaker Mncedi Ndzwanana are heading to court today (Tuesday) as the DA-led government want him to recuse himself from a special council meeting to debate a motion of no confidence against him.