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A month after DA leader Steenhuisen proclaimed a Moonshot Pact to sweep the ANC from power, the coalition has collapsed at the first hurdle.

The High Court in Pretoria has ruled that government must take “reasonable steps” to exempt hospitals, police stations, and schools from load shedding.

Narratives that conflate xenophobic sentiments with patriotism on social media could be used by political parties ahead of next year’s elections as a tool to win support.

The DA in Gauteng says it remains in talks with members of the former multi-party coalition in an effort to find common ground ahead of Friday’s vote for a new Johannesburg mayor.

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has taken a jab at the DA's poll results claiming people wanted Mpho Phalatse back as Johannesburg mayor.

ActionSA says it's asked Education MEC Mbali Frazer for clarity on the status of the contract it signed with Pacina Retail.

Five caucus breaks in seven hours, delays, thumb-twiddling inside the chamber and then an adjournment for a special council sitting convened to elect a new Johannesburg mayor.

EThekwini municipality speaker Thabani Nyawose will finally recommend the termination of an incarcerated ward councillor’s salary, a year after his arrest.

Mulder weighs in on the flurry of negotiations to get opposition parties to agree on who should be the next Mayor of Johannesburg.

Councillors in the City of Johannesburg will convene an extraordinary council meeting on Tuesday to elect the new mayor following the resignation of Thapelo Ahmad.