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A Political analyst says a government in an election year would be “stupid to ever consider raising indirect taxes or additional fuel levy”.

Steenhuisen warned his supporters when he was re-elected as federal leader in 2023 that the two parties working together would result in a doomsday coalition at national level.

Polls have predicted that some of the country’s major parties will shed support as other players enter the political scene.

Political economy analyst Daniel Silke says it is embarrassing that two years after the fire a broader investigation has not been expedited.

Young South Africans skip voting, leaving the future to older generations' hands. This has been raising fears of unrest.

Etse Sikanku, a senior lecturer at Accra's University told DW, "Africa should be concerned about the possible return of Donald Trump to the presidency." With

The prospect of Donald Trump returning to the White House after the US presidential election in November has some Africans worried about possibly stricter

The prospect of Donald Trump returning to the White House after the US presidential election in November has some Africans worried about possibly stricter migration policies and less cooperation with the continent.

The case has catapulted Pretoria into the centre of an international legal maelstrom and will significantly impact international relations.

Unfriendly regulations may sideline independent candidates, warns expert, impacting democracy's diversity in 2024 elections.