The poll showed that the DA's support in Gauteng has waned but reveals that the party’s former mayor, Herman Mashaba, could be making inroads.
EFF leader Julius Malema showed no restraint while expressing his disdain for the ANC and DA when addressing supporters in Kraaifontein.
Democratic Alliance (DA) leader John said collapsing municipalities were not only bad for those who live there, but they also held no hope for the future.
Nando's posted a statement on Saturday following outrage from the public over an interview hosted by Gareth Cliff on his show.
DA leader John Steenhuisen has painted a picture of the party as the only rational choice for the 1 November local government elections.
When a party communicates with people only through billboards and TV adverts, it never truly knows just how huge the gap is between their posters and reality, writes Yonela Diko.
Democratic Alliance (DA) leader John Steenhuisen said last month that his party was aiming for 24%, but he told Eyewitness News that he would be happy with anything higher than in the last national elections.
Sources said that internal party polling had shown that it was on an upward trajectory before the row, which forced the party's KwaZulu-Natal leadership to take down banners in the predominantly Indian suburb.
Insiders said that a year into the job, he had failed to provide clarity on the direction he wanted to steer the DA in.
DA leader John Steenhuisen lead a protest earlier on Tuesday together with shadow public service and administration minister Leon Schreiber.
Steenhuisen was campaigning in Sasolburg on Sunday afternoon where he has delivered an address.
Democratic Alliance (DA) leader John Steenhuisen said that his party led when it came to service delivery.
Service delivery is a hot topic as parties woo voters across the country ahead of elections while many parties launch manifestos.
Peter Teixeira says his main priorities are to stop illegal land invasions and investigate ways of procuring energy from independent power producers.
Leaders of various political parties are out and about to garner votes ahead of local government elections on 1 November.
Actions matter far more than words, especially to a citizenry tired of empty promises, writes Judith February.
DA leader John Steenhuisen says regardless of whatever independent criteria used, the party always comes up on top.
The DA is one of the first major parties to launch its manifesto in preparation for the local government elections in November.
