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While some celebrated her long life of service in South Africa, a former British colony, and across other anglophone countries, the reaction has been divided.

The determination of proportional representatives' seats at local government is undemocratic and actually infringes on the individual's rights to exercise their vote to choose the party they want to govern.

While ANC leadership clings to the notion of winning an outright majority in 2024, even their own voters believe coalitions are the future.

"This indicate illegal immigration is not a priority for the home affairs ministry and poses a risk of a continued squeeze on our healthcare and social services," said Mashaba.

As Mpho Phalatse possibly faces the axe, the heads of several City of Johannesburg councillors who supported the ousting of the speaker are also on the chopping block.

Self-appointed illegal immigrant watchdog Operation Dudula says it is heading to the apex court to interdict the home affairs minister's extension of Zimbabwean exemption permits.

Members of the multiparty coalition that governs in the City of Johannesburg gathered at the Hillbrow police station, where they laid charges against the ANC and its partners in council.

The DA is still reeling from the removal of the Johannesburg council speaker last week.

Reports have emerged about a police station that has been robbed in Mpumalanga.

We all remember the excitement when Cope was formed back in 2008. Thabo Mbeki had just been removed as president and all the bad apples had taken over government. Between January and April 2009, our streets and television sets were all painted yellow. A new Congress of the People had been born and it looked ready to dethrone the ANC.