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If the MPC could agree on Roger Jardine, running a US-style campaign with him as the figurehead would destroy the ANC at the polls, writes Peter Bruce.

Mavuso Msimang is among those who are the conscience of the party and gave it good advice six years ago; advice it must now regret having ignored, writes S'thembiso Msomi.

Former banking boss admits meeting with DA leaders, but says no agreement has been forged

The city is demanding the payment of outstanding rates and services bills, but has no intention of telling ratepayers which councillors and staff members owe it money.Last week, the Daily Dispatch reported that BCM employees and councillors owe the city R12.8m.

Nelson Mandela Bay councillors have demanded a report on the alleged theft of truck tyres worth R5m after officials were unable to give detailed information about the matter.

An additional R100,000 has been offered by the DA, taking the reward to help find the killers of uMngeni municipality’s chief whip Nhlalayenza Ndlovu, who was gunned down at his Mpophomeni home on Tuesday night, to R200k.

Communications and digital technologies minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams said she would subject herself to the ANC's integrity committee after reports that her husband allegedly had business dealings with a SA Post Office (Sapo) board member.

Ezulweni Investments has granted the ANC a second chance to devise a payment plan and settle its debt.

A world in which the poor might have their suffering alleviated while the ANC simply doesn’t exist

The resignation of ANC Veterans League deputy president Mavuso Msimang ahead of the national elections shows that the ruling party has serious problems and could potentially lead to it losing its majority, political experts have warned.