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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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Maimane rubbishes allegation of possible DA split as malicious
This is in response to today's City Press where the paper says it has reliably learnt that some of the party's senior members are plotting to form a breakaway "true liberal party".
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DA’s Madikizela defends no-confidence motion against De Lille
The party's top brass has given the green light to the caucus to bring a fresh motion of no confidence in Patricia de Lille which could see her leave her job soon.
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Maimane: DA's new election strategy won't focus on bashing ANC
Mmusi Maimane was re-elected at the DA’s congress this weekend, together with Federal Council Chair James Selfe and Federal Chair Athol Trollip.
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Trollip says top priority to implement new constitutional changes
The official opposition held an elective congress in Tshwane this weekend where key constitutional changes were made.
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Maimane calls for confidence in new DA leadership
Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Mmusi Maimane was re-elected to his position, together with the party’s federal chair Athol Trollip and Federal Council chair James Selfe.
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Maimane re-elected as DA leader
Mmusi Maimane has been re-elected as leader of the Democratic Alliance.
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[GALLERY] Stir it up: DA elective congress opens in Tshwane
The Democratic Alliance opened its elective congress in Tshwane on 7 April 2018 with songs, dancing and a stirring speech from party leader Mmusi Maimane.
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[EXCLUSIVE] DA to introduce clause that could get rid of De Lille
If agreed to at its federal congress next month, the DA will be allowed the party to force any member appointed in government to resign, for among other things, bringing the party into disrepute.
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Zille: DA suspension has very little bearing on premiership
The Western Cape Premier says she imagines it would be difficult now for her to have a free and fair disciplinary process.
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Opposition parties in WC call on DA to remove Helen Zille
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille has reiterated that her tweets were not justifying or praising colonialism or apartheid.
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De Lille backs Maimane for DA leadership
Western Cape DA leader Patricia De Lille believes Mmusi Maimane is the right man for the job.
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DA makes one more e-toll appeal
The DA says it will appeal to the transport minister and the president not to sign the e-tolls bill.
