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DA leader John Steenhuisen, in translating the “moonshot pact” slogan to “dubula inyanga”, was not calling for the shooting of traditional healers but rather echoing deputy minister Nokuzola Capa’s isiXhosa translation of the Multiparty Charter's catchy phrase.

ActionSA’s Gauteng chairperson Funzi Ngobeni on Monday said little progress had been made in solving the various issues affecting the province, despite claims to the contrary Premier Panyaza Lesufi.

Like a shooting star, the once-heralded ActionSA seems to be fading in the electorate’s consciousness, writes S'thembiso Msomi.

Tshwane metro mayor Cilliers Brink has dismissed claims by ANC that he plans to leave his post and return to parliament as an MP amid the municipality’s financial troubles with R23bn owed to it and at risk of losing millions in development grants.

The marriage between the ANC and EFF in the eThekwini council has reached a bitter end as the former launches a fightback against the parties that tried to remove mayor Mxolisi Kaunda.

The Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change (CABC) has cautioned against the growing anti-immigration sentiments and the spread of disinformation as the country gears for the polls.

Heeding the call to fix SA, Kariega businessman Kurt Muller is ready to rebuild his home town and says ActionSA is the best vehicle to restore hope to his community.

Former Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Athol Trollip has emerged as ActionSA’s premier candidate for the Eastern Cape, marking the party’s debut in the national and provincial elections.

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba unveiled premier candidates for three of the country's nine provinces, saying he believes they represent the calibre of leadership needed to turn around the provinces.

The former ANC veteran said she met with Msholozi but decided MK’s military approach was not suitable for the development of the country