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“Power is power,” says Patriotic Alliance (PA) president Gayton McKenzie, giving reasons why his party had once more switched coalitions by going back to the DA-led multiparty coalition government in the City of Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni metro.

Some of the challenges facing Bhekisisa High School in Inanda include a shortage of teachers, a lack of electricity, broken windows and desks, and a lack of ablution facilities.

Former Tshwane MMC for housing and human settlements and ActionSA provincial leader, Abel Tau, who was expelled over an alleged sex offence, wants the Pretoria High Court to make the party change its decision and clear him.

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has slammed police minister Bheki Cele and police commissioner Gen Fannie Masemola after the patching of potholes as they visited the home of murdered ANC councillor Sbonelo Mthembu.

City of Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni mayors Mpho Phalatse and Tania Campbell, respectively, look poised to finish the term after the PA came back into the governing coalition fold in the two cities.

Action SA in eThekwini says the sharp decline in tourism numbers during the festive season will have a severe impact the province’s business community.

Expelled ActionSA member Abel Tau plans to head to court after his membership was terminated late last year amid allegations of attempted sexual harassment and misconduct.

Parties need to stop bickering and begin co-operating if SA wants to rid itself of ANC misrule

You will be paying more for electricity you do not have from April 1 after the energy regulator granted embattled power utility Eskom a staggering 18.65% tariff increase yesterday, much to the dismay of hard-pressed consumers.

The electoral support and successes of the DA and ActionSA in the local government elections in 2021 can be attributed to some of the questionable EFF politics.