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"Anyone who knows me knows that I report to the people who voted me into power and that’s not Rob. I have my own money and Rob is a very dear and close friend."

The more the number of political parties, the less the number of votes for each party, but whichever way one looks at the numbers, the ANC will always be dominant.

Gayton McKenzie says he wants to be the City of Johannesburg mayor.

Earlier this week, ActionSA submitted two motions - one against the mayor and another against speaker Colleen Makhubele.

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.

On Tuesday, the party announced that it had tabled motions against the both of them, citing that it had lost confidence in their leadership.

Political squabbles continue to play out online, this time with Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi and former Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba engaging in a war of words.

ActionSA's Herman Mashaba speaks on his expectation of a new maturity in Rainbow Coalition members that is hinged on mutual respect.

The leader of the Patriotic Front, Gayton McKenzie explains why his king-making party is set to switch sides (again) in Gauteng.

ActionSA spokesperson Sthembelo Majola said its no-confidence motions against the speaker and mayor would not bring instability but would rather signal an end to poor service delivery.