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“Stability is determined by the systems we implement to ensure things don't fall apart. Calling for resignation whenever your opponents or Twitter point out one mistake or two indicates personal instability," said Malema.

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.

"Thapelo Amad has been asked to climb a mountain too high for him. It’s not just harming Johannesburg, it’s destroying him too. We will rectify this blunder. Amad should resign now," said Gayton McKenzie.

Tshwane speaker Mncedi Ndzwanana says as speaker of Tshwane he has every right to chair Wednesday’s planned council meeting set to debate a motion of no confidence against him.

Joburg mayor Thapelo Amad could face a motion of no confidence following an interview in which he said he had secured the prospect of a R9.5bn loan to fund service delivery.

This should be the best of times for opposition parties in South Africa and, in particular, the DA, writes Daniel Silke.

Herman Mashaba’s ActionSA has amended its constitution to only allow the election of new leaders after next year’s polls.

Three of the province’s smaller political parties are hoping to make a big impact in the 2024 general elections and are launching new branches to bolster their presence.

Opposition parties have slammed underperforming Eastern Cape municipalities after the National Treasury stopped R500m in conditional grants to 15 councils. The Dispatch reported on Thursday that the Treasury said in terms of section 18 of the annual Division of Revenue Act no 2022, it had stopped R514.

Several opposition parties have welcomed the end of the state of disaster to deal with the country’s energy crisis.