Ace Magashule: ANC’s election candidates list will not be amended
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Alan Winde urges DA voters not to allow an ANC-EFF coalition in WC
One of the DA's elections messages has been a warning about an ANC and EFF coalition that could take over control of the Western Cape.
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2019 election lists: ANC urges disgruntled members to focus on campaigning
On Wednesday, a High Court struck off the roll-an application by ANC Free State members who wanted the provincial list conference to be declared invalid.
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It's our right to campaign anywhere, says Magashule after cold Hermanus welcome
Under the watchful eye of security, Ace Magashule and several hundred supporters went ahead with campaigning after they were denied entry into a campsite.
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ANC feels vindicated by High Court ruling over Free State election lists
Disgruntled members wanted the court to declare as unlawful a December list conference to nominate individuals for Parliament and the provincial legislature.
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Malema: The EFF is the biggest player in this election
EFF leader Julius Malema says his own party’s successes are why the ANC is bringing out party veterans such as Thabo Mbeki to assist in their elections campaign.
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Mbeki: There was a time I couldn’t campaign for the ANC
Former President Thabo Mbeki says the ANC is working on fixing its wrongs and he now feels more confident being part of the organisation.
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Malema: ANC 'resurrected' Mbeki because of the EFF
Julius Malema said the EFF would be the biggest player in the upcoming general elections and insisted polls showing otherwise were wrong.
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DA not ruling out any coalitions in key election battle provinces
The DA is focusing a lot of its energy on the provinces where it hopes it can grow and add another province to govern.
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There was a time I couldn't tell people to vote ANC, says Mbeki
Former President Thabo Mbeki is being guided by Gauteng Premier David Makhura and his team on Tuesday.
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DA says Sitole will monitor probe into claims ANC instigated Alex protests
The DA’s Solly Msimanga has opened a case against the ANC for allegedly instigating violence and accused the governing party of seeking to use the protests in Alexandra to influence the outcome of the upcoming elections.
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SAM MKOKELI: Behind the ANC's smokescreen ahead of elections
The ANC integrity commission's report into those on the party list who may be unfit for duty as MPs may be of no use in real terms, writes Sam Mkokeli.
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Deputy President David Mabuza to attend ZCC service at Moria
The deputy president is expected to join thousands of congregants to observe the Easter Sunday pilgrimage.
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Anger at poor public services 25 years into SA democracy
The government admits it has failed to fulfil the expectations of South Africa's 57 million citizens, and says the anger of the poor is justified.
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Maile: ANC Gauteng would rather be in opposition, than form coalition govt
ANC provincial head of elections Lebogang Maile said on Friday it was against the party’s principles to form a coalition government.
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Presidency yet to respond to finding on Ramaphosa’s ‘wrong’ housing statistics
The president told residents in Alexandra last week that government had built four million houses in the country and plans to build an additional one million in the next five years.
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ANC in Gauteng denies claims of looting Alex Renewal Project money
Gauteng ANC Head of Elections Lebogang Maile says Herman Mashaba is shifting the blame to the ANC because he has no idea how to govern the City of Johannesburg.
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Africa Check contradicts Ramaphosa’s claims govt built 4 million homes since ‘94
The fact-checking organisation said the government has only built just over three million houses in the past 25 years.
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OPINION: How portrayal of protest in SA denigrates poor people
Protests in the townships and shack settlements where most poor people live in Johannesburg, Tshwane and Cape Town are in the news.
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EFF dismisses ‘fake’ ANC campaign in Seshego
Jossey Buthane has told Eyewitness News that people were bussed into the territory of the red berets to show their support for president Cyril Ramaphosa.
