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Maimane can only be removed if party members vote him out, says Madikizela
Western Cape DA leader Bonginkosi Madikizela was responding to the calls for party leader Mmusi Maimane to step down.
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Troubled Maimane not quite out of the woods as DA leader
Days after he was cleared of wrongdoing in the Steinhoff car donation matter, Tony Leon has submitted report into the party leadership and its poor performance at the polls.
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Zille’s return could spell more trouble for the DA, says Mathekga
Helen Zille is in the running for the powerful position of federal council chairperson against Mike Waters, Thomas Walters and Athol Trollip.
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Zille parks IRR fellowship to chase DA Federal Council chair position
This comes after Zille's shock announcement on Frida that she intends on running for the position of DA Federal Council chair.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Is Ramaphosa being too deliberative?
Given the daily dose of the Zondo commission, Ace Magashule and the ANC’s regular antics and now the death of Gavin Watson, South Africans are becoming increasingly impatient, writes Judith February.
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Maimane challenges government to contribute to upliftment of youth
Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane challenged government and his own party to contribute to the upliftment of young people.
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DA denies Helen Zille's claims on election campaign to win over black voters
The DA has denied claims by Zille that she was publicly shunned by the party in their election campaign in an effort to gain black voters.
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Maimane retains leadership of the DA until 2021
DA federal chairperson Athol Trollip made the announcement at a press conference in Johannesburg on Monday afternoon.
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Maimane concerned about reports of election irregularities
Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Mmusi Maimane says his party is concerned about the integrity of the elections. He was addressing DA supporters in Durban ahead of election day on 8 May.
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Maimane pleads for 5 years to govern
Addressing thousands of supporters at the DA’s final election rally in Soweto, Mmusi Maimane said he didn’t expect voters’ loyalty for life, but he asked voters to give the party a chance to fulfill its election promises to the electorate.
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Magashule: ‘DA is a white party despite black faces leading it’
The ANC Secretary-General says the ruling party is the only party that understands what black people went through to attain freedom.
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Gloves off: ANC and DA trade blows as election campaigning heats up
The governing African National Congress (ANC) has called out the da for hoisting a projected billboard at its headquarters at Luthuli House in Johannesburg, saying it amounts to hooliganism.
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Maimane visits KZN flood victims, pledges aid from DA
DA leader Mmusi Maimane visited Shallcross in Durban with DA Federal Chair Athol Trolip and KZN Premier candidate Zwakele Mncwango.
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Maimane promises voters more jobs if DA elected to power
The bill, if passed, will make job creation easier and offer incentives for business who create jobs.
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True freedom equals a job in every SA home, says Maimane
DA leader Mmusi Maimane said his party’s vision for the country is a job for every South African.
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Maimane not concerned about gender quota for now
Speaking about the candidates being mostly male, with just two women, Mmusi Maimane said the selection of the DA's premier candidates was the outcome of a thorough process:
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Andile Ramaphosa just like Duduzane Zuma, Maimane tells crowd
DA leader Mmusi told supporters at a rally in Kimberley that Ramaphosa’s son was just like former president Jacob Zuma’s son, Duduzane because they both benefited from being part of the inner circle.
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Maimane: Preferential treatment of my wife at police station was wrong
DA leader Mmusi Maimane said it was wrong that only the well-connected receive proper services from the police.
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Poll reveals some DA supporters prefer Zille over Maimane
A poll of 1,300 DA supporters conducted by marketing and research company South African Citizens Survey shows more than half prefer former DA leader and current Western Cape Premier Helen Zille to him.
