Parties agreed that in the interest of the future of South Africa, it’s important to form stable governments that are serious about service delivery in Tshwane and Johannesburg.
The party has emphasised its long-standing position that it will not work with the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) or the African National Congress (ANC).
Premier Alan Winde has written to the health minister requesting curbs be relaxed as the peak of the second wave of infections has now passed in the region.
The city’s council reconvened today for the first time in eight months following the Supreme Court of Appeal ruling that enforced a High Court decision to reinstate it.
There are thousands of South Africans who now have criminal records after being fined for trivial offences such as jogging or walking their dogs in violation of regulations.
Meshoe said that his results came back on Friday afternoon.
The ACDP has called on the police and the courts to keep suspects detained when they’ve been arrested on murder charges.
ACDP leader Kenneth Meshoe said the fact that former president Jacob Zuma failed to attend today's ceremony is a red flag and that he was concerned that Zuma didn't attend the inauguration of his successor today.
Two wards became vacant after the Port Elizabeth High Court ruled in December last year that they needed to be contested.
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) said that there had been a considerable drop in the number of registered voters who cast their ballots this year, compared to 2014.
The DA has retained power with more than 55% of the vote, but it has lost support.
The party wants to fly solo and is pumping its resources into a campaign it hopes will win the hearts of Western Cape voters.
Both the African National Congress (ANC) and the African Christain Democratic Party (ACDP) say the DA's plan for the City of Cape Town to take over the rail service is unrealistic.
The African National Congress (ANC) and African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) were in one voice, condemning the meager amounts allocated to community safety.
The Justice portfolio committee report says it would be premature to launch a process to remove Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane from office.
Opposition parties in the province on Tuesday debated Zille's State of the Province Address delivered last week.
Deputy Mayor Ian Neilson has conceded there were irregularities and has placed the blame squarely on former mayor Patricia de Lille.
While all parties represented in Parliament support land reform, there are sharp divisions on how this should be done.
