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"If we can lower prices of fuel, you will never want to leave Kenya."

President praised for halting ‘a clear intent to loot state coffers by his comrades’ through the awards ceremony

South Africa is more likely than ever to have a coalition government after next year’s elections, a Brenthurst Foundation survey found.

ActionSA has given the Durban International Convention Centre board an ultimatum to come clean about accusations that it colluded with the ANC-led eThekwini municipality to bill the city for a Women’s Month launch which turned out to be an ANC Women's League conference.

Build One SA leader, Mmusi Maimane, says trust is crucial to coalition governments and political interest should not trump public interest

Finance department dismisses claims city is broke, says non-payment is a ‘delay’.

Kwena Mangope has been announced as ActionSA’s North West premier candidate, the first to be announced by the party.

The GOOD party has become one of the first to pledge allegiance to Rise Mzansi.

The DA launched its 2024 'register to rescue SA' voter registration campaign in Bree Street in the Johannesburg CBD on Monday.

The Tshwane coalition is at loggerheads, with its two biggest parties disagreeing on how to respond to the worker impasse that has plunged the capital city into unrest and debilitated service delivery.