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Mzansi's political parties come clean! - Vimarsana News

Mzansi's political parties come clean!

More than five political parties declared their donations.

Source: snl24.com
Party funding: ANC leads with R32m, ActionSA R4.68m - Vimarsana News

Party funding: ANC leads with R32m, ActionSA R4.68m

The financially-troubled ANC received R32 million in party funding in the third quarter of the 2022/23 financial year, making it the party with the most funds declared this quarter.

Despite dwindling public support, S Africa's ruling ANC gets lion's share of political donations - Vimarsana News

Despite dwindling public support, S Africa's ruling ANC gets lion's share of political donations

The MPDF aims to sustain multi-party democracy.The performance of the Fund is the clearest indication yet that funders appear to still have a preference for direct donations to political parties, the IEC said.In an effort to obtain more contributions to the Fund, the Commission has begun a process of engaging with a number of high-net worth citizens in order to introduce the MPDF.

Gwede 'Ol' King Coal' Mantashe is labelled polluter-in-... - Vimarsana News

Gwede 'Ol' King Coal' Mantashe is labelled polluter-in-...

For the second year in a row, DM168 readers have voted Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe their ‘Polluter of the Year’. His unyielding defence of the fossil fuel industry earned him the title. For the second year in a row, DM168 readers have voted Mineral Resources and Energy...

Multi-Party Democracy Fund received less than R5,000 in donations, says IEC - Vimarsana News

Multi-Party Democracy Fund received less than R5,000 in donations, says IEC

Political parties represented in parliament’s National Assembly will split R4,791, the Electoral Commission has revealed.