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Elections, policy, and power plays—what’s happening, why it matters, and what it changes.
There is something deeply telling about a government minister who has to personally visit welfare offices, scroll through WhatsApp complaints, and stand in queues alongside elderly citizens just to understand what is going wrong in her own department. That is…
A Country at Breaking Point On Wednesday, October 7, South Africa’s streets will fill with workers demanding what should already be guaranteed: fair wages, secure jobs and basic dignity. The Congress of South African Trade Unions, better known as Cosatu,…
A billboard does not need to stay up to cause damage. That is the central lesson emerging from a political standoff in KwaZulu-Natal, where the African National Congress is pushing the Electoral Commission of South Africa to hold the Democratic…
A legal dispute over candidate lists could cost the ANC more than just a court case — it could reshape the outcome of the November 4 local government elections entirely. ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has issued a stark warning: if…
A Rally, A Verdict, and A Political Calculation Julius Malema did not mince his words in Kokstad. Speaking before a charged crowd at the Riverview Sports Field during the Economic Freedom Fighters’ KwaZulu-Natal manifesto rally, the EFF leader delivered what…
South Africa’s 2026 local government elections are facing a legal storm, and the Electoral Commission (IEC) is making its position crystal clear: the Democratic Alliance’s court challenge over single-candidate proportional representation lists is, in the commission’s own words, “without merit…
A South African court has ordered the African National Congress and its Secretary-General, Fikile Mbalula, to hand over sensitive membership data within 10 court days — and this is not the first time the party has been forced into this…
A Nation Confronts Its Darkest Pattern Since July 2025, the bodies of eleven women have been discovered in and around Ekurhuleni, east of Johannesburg — and for many South Africans, the horror is not just in the numbers, but in…
A Party on the Ropes, A President on the Campaign Trail President Cyril Ramaphosa stepped into eThekwini on Monday, 28 September 2026, with something to prove. Facing a provincial political landscape that has shifted dramatically against his party, he stood…
A Politician Making Noise Before the Vote With South Africa’s November 4 local government elections drawing closer, Economic Freedom Fighters Member of Parliament Carl Niehaus has fired a volley of pointed questions at several government ministers, covering everything from the…
