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City of Tshwane mayor Randall Williams’ fate will be decided in the weekend when coalition bosses meet to discuss the report that looked into whether he breached the coalition agreement.

Plans are in the pipeline to hire 160 temporary workers to help patrol and clean up Nelson Mandela Bay’s beaches this festive season.

The City of Johannesburg coalition partners are at loggerheads.

The ANC has used its majority in the National Assembly to ram through the contentious Electoral Amendment Bill despite vociferous opposition from other parties and a throng of civil society bodies.

ActionSA has abandoned talks with the ANC to realign coalition governments in Gauteng's metros.

The All African Alliance Movement (AAAM) is at pains to explain it is not a church and very different from its rival the ACDP because it does not only focus on Christians but South Africans from all faiths.

Several EFF councillors stormed the South End Fire Station’s joint operations centre (JOC) on Tuesday, leading to the collapse of another Nelson Mandela Bay council meeting.

Ekurhuleni's minority government is on its way out as the ANC in the municipality submitted a motion of no confidence against mayor Tania Campbell on Thursday.

The writing may be on the wall for City of Joburg mayor Mpho Phalatse after Cope’s Colleen Makhubele was elected as the new speaker of the metro beating the DA's candidate by a landslide.

The ANC will today back Cope’s Colleen Makhubela for the position of speaker of the Johannesburg council despite the instability in her party that could cost her the council seat, the party’s Johannesburg leader Dada Morero has said.