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Roger Jardine says his party Change Starts Now will face a prejudicial, logistical timetable to qualify for the ballot.

In the tumultuous South African electoral politics arena, Rise Mzansi is emerging as Dirk Hartford's beacon of hope.

Roger Jardine, leader of Change Starts Now, has pledged that his party will fix the economy, create more jobs and more...

ANC dilemma: Political analysts Daniel Silke and Sandile Swana share their opinions on recent developments in the SA political landscape.

ANC panics as Change Starts Now ignites hope: Jardine's credibility and anti-corruption message stokes fear, shaking ANC's grip on power.

Morobe said the movement would become a political party that will contest the national elections next year using the same name.

Opposition realignments and ruling party exits open up the field for next years election, The resignation of Mavuso Msimang, deputy president of the African National Congress Veterans League (ANCVL) and a respected lifelong activist, has widened cracks in the ruling party. It also points to a deepening generational divide within the ruling partys affiliates. ANC Youth League members have been lambasting the elders conservatism and its President Collen Malatji is demanding its members get a quota...

James Myburgh on the problem with making the ANC cadre turned businessman the leader of the opposition project

The ANC is on edge as Roger Jardine spearheads the Change Starts Now movement, to challenge the ruling party.

While some ANC veterans have come under fire for their apparent links to this project, Roger Jardine said that it was a sign that those with ties to historical movements had reached a tipping point.