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Dlamini left Dudula because he felt that the organisation was not meant to contest the elections but to advocate for communities.

The fall of apartheid promised a new era for South Africa, but anti-immigrant sentiment threatens that vision. Migrants like Munera Mokgoko's husband have faced hostility and dire conditions. As the May 29 election approaches, political parties promise to crack down on undocumented migrants, shifting further from Nelson Mandela's unity ideals.

The relationship between the two parties is aimed at making sure that the UDM gets a significant number of votes

By Tim Cocks JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Munera Mokgoko was just three when apartheid fell. She can barely remember, much less fathom, the swell of hope that accompanied Black liberation three decades ago, shaped by Nelson Mandela's vision of social equality and pan-African solidarity. "South...

Several new political parties await the ConCourt's decision over whether their flawed registrations might be authenticated

Limpopo ANC celebrates by-election win in Seshego's ward 10, shaking up pre-election dynamics. Opposition faces setback.

South Africans may live under a more democratic system 30 years after the end of apartheid, but they are also considering the painful effects of corruption, unemployment, disruptions to basic services, and discrimination as they prepare for an election that might precipitate a major change of its own.

Fikile Mbalula dismisses that any opposition party could successfully unseat the ANC from government, saying they are big dreamers.

Three Western Cape by-elections on Wednesday gave the PA a boost as it won one seat from the ANC and another from the DA.

It was a tumultuous night in the penultimate round of by-elections before the national elections on 29 May as five of the 11 wards changed hands.