South Africa's Municipal Elections: ANC's Grip on Power to be Tested
South Africa heads to the polls on November 4, with the ANC's hold on local government power being challenged by several parties.
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South Africa heads to the polls on November 4, with the ANC's hold on local government power being challenged by several parties.
South African political parties are vying for control of key municipalities in KwaZulu-Natal ahead of the November 4 elections.
Orlando Pirates' Deon Hotto on verge of record-breaking appearance in Soweto derby against Kaizer Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs coach Fernando Da Cruz says his team will stick to their game plan against Orlando Pirates
Land Party leader Gcobani Ndzongana may take legal action against producers of a documentary about the 2018 Hermanus unrest, claiming he was misled about AfriForum's involvement.
The Economic Freedom Fighters have outlined plans to address water, electricity, road, and waste management issues in Makhanda, South Africa.
DA's Johannesburg mayoral candidate, Helen Zille, urges registered voters not to stay away from the polls on election day.
Two people killed, three wounded in gang-related shootings in Hanover Park, Cape Town
MyMzansi, a citizen-services platform, has reached prototype stage, but South Africans should not expect immediate public use.
South African police are probing a sixth truck burning incident on the N2 highway in Mpumalanga, following a series of attacks on the N2 and N3 highways over two nights.
South Africa starts testing its wholesale electricity market with external participants, a step towards a more competitive electricity sector.
South Africa's Just Energy Transition is reproducing a familiar democratic contradiction, where communities are invited to participate but lack the power to determine their futures.