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SA would've been better off if DA voted into power instead of ANC - Steenhuisen
DA leader John Steenhuisen said that South Africa was being held back and pulled down by the 'dead weight' of the ANC’s policies.
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OMRY MAKGOALE: The DA back to square one with white leaders
Omry Makgoale says the DA’s transformation policy has been like an ill-conceived implementation of affirmative action without a proper, well-thought plan.
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CoJ councillor Lincoln Machaba quits DA, calls party 'Freedom Front Minus'
Machaba told Eyewitness News that he would join Herman Mashaba’s ActionSA political movement, saying that the DA has made it clear that it no longer wished to remain in centre politics but to pursue a right-wing ideology.
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DA will only enter into formal coalitions in future - Steenhuisen
The DA suffered a bruising few years after getting into a coalition with the EFF, where disagreements resulted in the DA eventually losing control of the City of Johannesburg.
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After losing out on DA top job, Ntuli pledges support for new leader Steenhuisen
Mbali Ntuli said that her focus was now on campaigning for the party to boost its voter base ahead of next year's local government elections.
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READ: Newly elected DA leader Steenhuisen’s acceptance speech
Steenhuisen has been elected as the party's new national leader.
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Scenes of excitement outside hotel where Steenhuisen announced as new DA leader
During an emotional address, Steenhuisen has paid homage to the city of his birth where he started his political career as a councillor in the eThekwini Municipality.
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John Steenhuisen elected DA’s new leader
Steenhuisen had been acting in the position following a tumultuous period, which saw the DA lose its leader when Mmusi Maimane resigned in October 2019.
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WATCH: DA announces results of its leadership contest
The party’s 2,000 delegates voted until 5pm on Saturday.
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DA’s COVID-19 response in Western Cape was near faultless, says Steenhuisen
John Steenhuisen was speaking on Sunday during his outgoing address on day two of the DA’s virtual elective conference.
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Race for DA top job: Party set to announce new leader today
The Democratic Alliance’s 2,000 delegates voted until 5pm on Saturday for the party's new leader.
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Ntuli’s proposal for DA to elect deputy federal leader rejected
Ntuli, who is contesting John Steenhuisen for the position of federal leader, said this would help loosen the load on whoever ends up being at the helm of such a big party.
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DA KZN leader Mncwango gives former chief whip Gibson a ‘tongue-lashing’
This comes after Gibson told Eyewitness News this week Mbali Ntuli contested too early for the organisation's top job and the party should elect John Steenhuisen who he views as matured and experienced.
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“I’m pretty confident that things will go my way” - Steenhuisen on DA congress
Steenhuisen said he’s already planning to lead the party into next year’s local government elections.
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Ntuli, Steenhuisen make final speeches as DA congress delegates vote
At least 2,000 delegates will decide on who should lead the party, the conference was necessitated by the resignation of Mmusi Maimane in October last year.
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Get to know them: John Steenhuisen & Mbali Ntuli gunning for DA leadership
Who will be elected the next leader of the DA? Candidates Mbali Ntuli and John Steenhuisen are both confident they will win. Get to know the two gunning for the DA’s top position.
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WATCH LIVE: DA Federal Congress 2020 under way
The DA's over 2,000 delegates will vote for either John Steenhuisen or Mbali Ntuli to lead the party.
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DA gears up for its internal leadership contest
The highest position up for grabs is that of federal leader which is being contested by Steenhuisen and former youth leader Mbali Ntuli.
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Ntuli certain she’ll be elected the DA’s new leader
This is despite many analysts familiar with the party saying her chances of winning are slim.
