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"SA currently sits at 13-million unemployed, biggest casualties being the youth. Cosatu and Saftu should be engaging their government (the elephant in the room) to reflect on the real causes of this catastrophic situation," said Mashaba.

EFF leader Julius Malema says the party will support the motion of no confidence against Tshwane mayor Randall Williams.

The IFP has asked opposition parties in Tshwane to allow investigations to be concluded before tabling a motion of no confidence against mayor Randall Williams.

"Patriotic Alliance will never agree to this nonsense, stop canvassing us to support this nonsense," McKenzie said.

"Replacing an ineffective premier with another one is not going to solve any problems for Gauteng residents," said Mashaba.

17 August 2022 - Three recent polls of party-political support are confusing and contradictory. With tectonic shifts in South African politics possibly underway, polls are in demand to see how we stack up and predict our possible direction of travel.

The ink had hardly dried on the headlines that Patricia Kopane had become the latest prominent black DA leader to jump ship and speculation was rife as to who would be the next, writes S'thembiso Msomi.

Randall Williams has been accused of interference by parties, including the Democratic Alliance (DA)s coalition partner, ActionSA.

The DA has come out in defense of its City of Tshwane mayor Randall Williams maintaining he did not contravene any municipal procurement processes because there was no tender to even talk about.

Williams briefed the media alongside the Democratic Alliance’s provincial leadership at the party’s offices on Friday afternoon. The R26 billion unsolicited bid, thats been slammed by opposition parties and members of his coalition.