Lennit Max News Today

The Freedom Front Plus (FF+) casts its election net beyond Afrikaners to focus on other minority groups across South Africa.

Max quit the party this week, claiming coloured people were subjected to name-calling in the organisation, further claiming the FF Plus was attempting to take the country back to the pre-1994 era.

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

As the biggest voting bloc in the province, Mulder said political players who don’t have buy-in from coloured communities don’t stand much chance of success at the ballot box.

Western Cape Human Settlements MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela launched his leadership campaign at his partner's birthday party on Sunday.

With only 380 submissions received from the public during the public participation process, City council last week passed a R61,3 billion budget for 2022-’23 with the proposed tariff increases staying unchanged, a position challenged by various oppos

In a rollercoaster 24 hours, interim DA Western Cape leader Albert Fritz has quit, after he was suspended over serious allegations relating to his conduct.

By Ian Siebörger, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies in the Faculty of Humanities at Rhodes UniversitySouth Africa’s coalition negotiations after the November 2021 election were full of unexpected plot twist

If South Africa is moving from being a dominant-party system to a more vibrant, multiparty democracy, as these elections indicate, then coalitions are going to have to become the norm

As the Democratic Alliance (DA) appears well on its way to maintaining its majority in the City of Cape Town, Freedom Front (FF) Plus mayoral candidate Lennit Max believes his former party has only emerged victorious because the electorate are wary of the "radical plans" of the other parties. He said on Wednesday, "If I was an ordinary voter, even I would have voted for the DA."