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Mabuyane denies Zille claim that ANC propping up smaller EC parties
The Democratic Allience’s Helen Zille accused the African National Congress (ANC) of using smaller parties like the DOP to split the opposition vote.
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'I wasn't canvassing': Zille on what led to her being removed from voting site
In a Facebook post on Monday, Helen Zille said that she was accused of canvassing voters waiting to cast their ballots at the Fernwood Park Primary School and summarily ejected from the voting station.
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Police investigate behaviour of officers at 2 voting stations
On Monday a television journalist was briefly detained by police, while DA federal leader Helen Zille was frog-marched out of a voting station.
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Zille allegedly manhandled by cop, Ipid now investigating
It's alleged a voter who was waiting in the queue reported Helen Zille to the officials for campaigning.
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Nelson Mandela Bay won't survive 5 more years of the ANC, says Zille
DA Federal Council Chairperson Helen Zille said the metro could still be saved.
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DAVID MAIMELA: The DA, populism and the return of its poster child
The DA's recent problems with its Phoenix posters, the wreck on the Gareth Cliff show and Helen Zille's return shows that racist and populist conservative politics work for the party, writes David Maimela.
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PLAY FAIR: An open letter from GOOD’s Peter de Villiers to the DA’s Helen Zille
Former Springbok coach and GOOD mayoral candidate Peter de Villiers says DA federal council chairperson Helen Zille is not playing by the rules required in a democracy.
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DA's Helen Zille: The cancer of corruption is the ANC
The Democratic Alliance was in the Eastern Cape on 13 October 2021 for a protest against corruption ahead of the local government elections.
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GHALEB CACHALIA: Sorry, Yonela Diko, but you’re wrong about the DA’s demise
Yonela Diko appears to be hellbent on employing disingenuous arguments and a dubious agenda to try discredit the DA, writes DA MP Ghaleb Cachalia.
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YONELA DIKO: The Democratic Alliance’s impending death is an inside job
The Democratic Alliance is a party pretty much on life support, writes Yonela Diko.
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Helen Zille defends tweets that ANC was ‘tipped off’ about ConCourt decision
Zille insisted she was merely speculating when she tweeted that information leaked was nothing short of a constitutional crisis.
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Action SA's Mashaba slams media houses over 'censorship' of election billboard
Herman Mashaba's party, Action SA, has released a billboard with names and faces of various political party leaders with labels such as criminal, crook and fraud next to their names. He said that the refusal by media houses to flight the billboard amounted to censorship.
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DA's Madikizela admits to not finishing BCom degree in row over qualification
The Democratic Alliance (DA)’s Western Cape leader Bonginkosi Madikizela has been accused of allegedly lying about his qualifications on his CV.
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DA forges ahead with legal action against Ramaphosa over vaccine plan details
In its weekly live broadcast, Federal Council chairperson Helen Zille said Ramaphosa had failed to table a detailed, costed and practical vaccine acquisition plan.
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After a bruising 2020 for DA, Steenhuisen faced with a mammoth task
John Steenhuisen received the mandate to lead the Democratic Alliance (DA) but there are persistent questions about the direction of the party and its future.
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Zille: Farm murders placing SA's food security at risk
Newly elected Democratic Alliance (DA) federal council chairperson Helen Zille said that the country only had 40,000 farmers left to feed 57 million citizens, meaning that food security was under threat.
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Newly elected DA leader Steenhuisen promises to give power to the people
In his acceptance speech delivered on Sunday afternoon after he won the race to lead the country’s main opposition, John Steenhuisen that said he wanted to take both the DA and South Africa to greater heights and empower every citizen.
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DA rejects proposal to tighten social media conduct by party members
This is one of numerous amendments that delegates opted not to support at the DA’s elective conference currently under way via virtual platforms.
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Zille must learn to live with low political profile - Ex-DA Fedco chair Gibson
Douglas Gibson said that Helen Zille was well organised and intelligent but she needed to keep quiet about matters outside of the portfolio she may occupy going forward.
