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Mpho Dagada's I Am the Vision blends AI and politics, potentially reshaping or risking his political party Arise South Africa's future. 

A Limpopo man who invested in 'Skeem Saam' actor Sebasa Mogale's bitcoin company four years ago says the media personality still owes him.

As South Africa gears up for the 2024 elections, the political landscape is teeming with over 100 parties, challenging voters...

In 2019 some 50 parties contested the national and provincial election, 14 parties ended up in Parliament, eight with 2 or less representatives. 28 of the parties were not represented in Parliament

Professor Jason Brennan describes three types of voters; Hobbits, Hooligans and Vulcans. Which will be most prevalent in the 2024 elections?

To work or not to work? Here are a few reasons why South Africans believe a public holiday would be unnecessary and downright detrimental.

KZN has become known as “The Killing Fields” of SA, due to political murders where councillors and officials have been killed.

Corrupt officials in the City of Johannesburg register fake NGOs to claim buildings so that they can be “hijacked” for rentals.

In the latest edition of our feature Where Are They Now, KickOff catches up with former Black Leopards and Dynamos star Mpho Dagada on his life after football.

As the 2024 elections draw closer, a new candidate has emerged. Mpho Dagada, a fourth industrial revolution commissioner in the presidency and now president of Arise SA, is looking to bring South Africa into the technological race.