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The Buffalo City Metropolitan Development Agency’s factually incorrect sign boards along the beachfront in Quigney, East London, have not been removed or corrected despite an undertaking by the agency to do so two weeks ago. The Dispatch reported on February 5 that one of the nine boards contained incorrect information relating to the isiXhosa history while another had the wrong picture of the Beach Hotel.

National Council of Provinces (NCOP) deputy speaker Sylvia Lucus stood at a podium and arrogantly told members of parliament that load-shedding was not the end of the world.

The Multiparty Charter has announced it has reached out to foreign governments and representatives of relevant organisations to ensure the results of the upcoming elections accurately reflect the will of the people of South Africa.

Jacob Zuma's two-month-old MK party recorded another strong showing, securing 28% of the vote in a by-election in Phongolo, Zululand.

An administrative error has resulted in a second attempt to debate a motion of no confidence in Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Gary van Niekerk being deferred to the next council meeting.

In his book: After Dawn, Hope After State Capture, Mcebisi Jonas wrote: “the phenomenon of personality politics in South Africa risks distracting us from finding sustainable solutions to our challenges”.

South African soldiers deployed in the Democratic Republic of Congo must be withdrawn immediately as they are not fit to even defend a cabbage farm, says EFF leader Julius Malema.

We need to be honest with ourselves: the apartheid regime managed things better. I know some don’t want to hear this.

In a day of high drama, where it emerged that two Patriotic Alliance councillors had received death threats warning them against supporting a move to oust mayor Gary van Niekerk, the Nelson Mandela Bay council placed city boss Noxolo Nqwazi on precautionary suspension yet again.

Gauteng DA leader Solly Msimanga has criticised the government of current premier Panyaza Lesufi, saying the ruling party has run the province down so it's a shadow of its former self.