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As the national and provincial elections draw closer, The Herald is providing space for political leaders in the province to unveil their plans to tackle some of the most pressing issues. The ANC have their say

The past five weeks may brighten the ANC’s prospects of dragging itself over to 51%

The SACP has accused the Western Cape government of interference in Knysna local municipality as plans are afoot for the department of local government prepares to intervene in the embattled municipality.

Former Western Cape police commissioner Lennit Max has resigned from the Freedom Front Plus (FF+), crying racism.

The tragic tale of three-year-old Emilio Hutchinson, who lost his life in a home invasion on April 16, underscores the audacity of criminals in Nelson Mandela Bay, DA leader John Steenhuisen said in the city on Tuesday.

Mbeki questioned why Zuma would be part of attempts to render ineffective Sars which was responsible for the majority of the government’s revenue.

The DA believes it is wrong to blame global affairs for the state of the South African economy, saying it is government's fault the country has not recovered from the crises

What does the “Freedom Day coup” — in which former SA president Jacob Zuma overthrew and expelled the MK Party’s founding leader Jabulani Khumalo and four senior members — mean?

In a normal democracy, a political party governs for two terms. But in Africa, a political party (especially a former liberation movement) stays in power for 20 years and more. In SA, the ANC has been in power for 30 years. Is that democracy?

Nelson Mandela Bay GOOD councillor Lawrence Troon has been ordered to cough up R130,000 for defaming EFF councillor Khanya Ngqisha, whom he accused of trying to solicit a R1m bribe from Hive Hydrogen.