Cape Town police arrest second suspect for attacks on DA MPs in Philippi
Cape Town police have arrested a second teenager linked to the violent attack on three DA MPs in Philippi, where suspects smashed their car windows and threw bricks at them.
Cape Town police have arrested a second teenager linked to the violent attack on three DA MPs in Philippi, where suspects smashed their car windows and threw bricks at them.
The Democratic Alliance has filed criminal charges against Police Minister Senzo Mchunu, accusing him of lying to Parliament about links to a politically connected businessman.
The DA has pulled out of the National Dialogue, citing corruption and broken promises from the ANC-led government under President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The Democratic Alliance is expected to announce its decision on whether to remain in the GNU after President Ramaphosa failed to meet their ultimatum to fire corrupt ministers.
The Constitutional Court has ruled that South Africans who lost their citizenship after acquiring another nationality without official approval will have their citizenship restored.
The Minister said that the DA’s attack on these regulations is based on the claim that the section 15A scheme is unconstitutional.
DA leader John Steenhuisen says the party is working to fix relations with the ANC after the VAT hike issue almost fractured the Government of National Unity.
It’s too soon to tell whether this is happening, but anecdotal evidence suggests there are some green shoots.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has confirmed a possible Cabinet reshuffle and says the Government of National Unity will continue even if the DA steps away.
The ANC says it is expecting the DA to exit the Government of National Unity after the DA voted against the budget.
The Democratic Alliance says it will take the 2025 budget vote to court after Parliament approved a VAT hike without its support.
DA leader John Steenhuisen met President Ramaphosa as the future of the Government of National Unity hangs in the balance over budget negotiations.
ANC caucus leader in Cape Town, Banele Majingo, has resigned from the party in a dramatic twist, joining the DA during a council sitting on Thursday.
The DA has denied reports of an agreement on the national budget, rejecting claims that a deal has been reached just days before Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s speech.b
The DA has filed a court challenge against the Expropriation Act, citing constitutional concerns, in a move that could delay its implementation and strain relations within the GNU.
The DA calls for an urgent reset, accusing the ANC of unilateral actions.
The party argued that the Bill’s provisions for “nil compensation” in certain circumstances, such as land held for speculation or abandoned properties, risk creating loopholes for abuse and could discourage investment.
Lesufi calls the DA “slave owners” in response to their campaign against him.
The DA terminates Renaldo Gouws’ membership following a FedEx decision amid controversy over racial slur allegations.
President Cyril Ramaphosa will sign the controversial BELA Bill into law, sparking political tensions in the GNU.
Roman Cabanac’s appointment has raised eyebrows, especially considering his remarks about black people emigrating to the Western Cape and links to far-right groups.
DA ministers have made serious allegations regarding financial mismanagement within government departments.
After weeks of uncertainty and negotiations, the ANC has announced a Government of Provincial Unity (GPU) cabinet in Gauteng without the participation of the DA. ANC announces Gauteng GPU Cabinet Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi revealed the new GPU cabinet on Wednesday, following weeks of delay that drew ire from not only the public but opposition
Helen Zille issues an ultimatum to the ANC regarding the deadlock over the Gauteng Government of Provincial Unity (GPU) formation
Renaldo Gouws, newly appointed DA MP, is facing severe backlash after a video resurfaced showing him using racial slurs.
Renaldo Gouws, a controversial social commenter turned politician, has sparked outrage with an old video resurfacing. Here’s what you need to know about the new DA MP.
Fitch Ratings faced criticism for suggesting that a coalition between the ANC and the DA would be the best outcome for South Africa.
James Selfe, a stalwart of South African politics, has died at 68.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) received R62 million in donations for the 2024 election campaign, making it the top-funded party.
Amid strong reactions, SABC banned a DA advertisement that features the burning of the South African flag.