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There is one thing worse for SA than an ANC that remains in power in 2024, and that's an ANC/EFF coalition, writes Mpiyakhe Dhlamini.

"You want to get a sense of the toxicity of the DA’s internal culture? Ask its coalition partners."

Joburg's ousted mayor Mpho Phalatse is headed to court to challenge her "unlawful" removal. The DA's Bongani Nkomo helps unpack the saga.

"Never be fooled to believe in this whole notion that your vote is a secret. That's nonsense," said Mashaba.

Today, the minority bloc that helped put the ANC back at the helm of Gauteng’s R70bn economic hub will meet to discuss how the composition of the new government will look like and what each party will get.

Political minnows ActionSA says its senate will meet this week to plot its future, after the coalition it was part of in the City of Johannesburg was ousted last week.

Phalatse had been responding to claims by ActionSA, that the DAs failure to honour its multiparty agreement triggered the collapse of its governing coalition on Friday.

With the City of Johannesburg now firmly in the ANC's hands, the head of the mayor of Ekurhuleni is on the chopping block. This is according to ActionSA leaders who were speaking in Sandton yesterday.

Political parties in the City of Tshwane want the findings of the Rooiwal forensic report implemented to ensure accountability for those behind irregular expenditure of R292m in the wastewater treatment plant upgrades.

Addressing issues that led to the ousting of the coalition the party said, for now, it needed a break from the DA.