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The biggest winners in Parliament - EFF and FF Plus
Change is here: The Economic Freedom Fighters and the Freedom Front Plus made their circles bigger in Parliament.
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ANC looks set to keep hold of Gauteng
After holding onto an uncomfortable majority lead since late Friday, the African National Congress (ANC) has managed to retain Gauteng with 50.14%, with 99.7% of the votes counted.
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EXPLAINER: The who, why & what of SA's minority Afrikaner party
The FF+'s constituency is overwhelmingly Afrikaner white Protestants. But it appears to have made inroads among coloured conservatives.
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Lower WC voter turnout blamed on apathy, weather
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.
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WC opposition: Our voter growth shows people are looking for something different
The DA has retained power with more than 55% of the vote, but it has lost support.
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FF+ accuses DA of using scare tactics in Western Cape
Freedom Front Plus premier candidate for the Western Cape Peter Marais has accused the Democratic Alliance of using fear tactics.
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Over 12 million votes tallied and captured by IEC across SA
More than 17,000 voting districts have captured their results, however, more than 5,000 still need to do so.
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Selfe: Inevitable DA would lose some support to FF Plus
The Democratic Alliance (DA) says it was inevitable some of its supporters would leave the party for the Freedom Front Plus
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ANC leads race for Northern Cape by large margin
By Thursday night, the African National Congress was leading the pack with just under 60% of the vote, compared to the Democratic Alliance (DA) who had about 25%.
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FF+ proves to be the party to watch out for
From 127,217 votes nationally in 1999 to over 200,000 in 2019 (when just over 63% of votes has been counted nationally), the Freedom Front Plus has picked up more supporters.
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How are parties faring in Gauteng so far compared with previous elections?
Eyewitness News looks at the numbers so far for Gauteng, comparing which parties dominated in 2009, 2014 and the 2019 general elections.
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FF Plus shaping up to possibly gain more seats in Parly as counting continues
Based on valid votes captured so far, the party was in close fifth place - with 2.63% of the vote behind the Inkatha Freedom Party's 2.65%.
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FF+: It’s a myth we’re an exclusively white and conservative party
According to preliminary results on Thursday morning from the IEC, the FF+ received over 135, 000 votes in the national results.
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Political parties confident of living up to voters' expectations
The ANC's national spokesperson Pule Mabe said the party was confident it would retain power.
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ANC leads early results in NW; EFF, DA fight for second
The Economic Freedom Fighters is in second place with just over 15% and the Democratic Alliance is not far behind with almost 14%.
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Peter Marais says smaller parties face major disadvantage
The former premier and Cape Town mayor cast his ballot in Durbanville on Wednesday morning.
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Insults, promises and court days: Party antics in run-up to elections
From attempts to deregister the Black First Land First (BLF) party to some African National Congress (ANC) members hauling the party leadership to court, as well as mudslinging on the campaign trail, the jostling for votes reached fever pitch.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: Voting means looking at the past & the future
Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya says one of the things we need to learn from the past is to avoid creating martyrs and heroes of those who do not rightfully deserve the attention and accolades.
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Basis for 'land or death' ruling against BLF 'weak', says FXI
While the Freedom of Expression Institute has expressed its concerns about the ruling, the Freedom Front Plus has welcomed the order giving the BLF a month to remove the contentious slogan from its website, social media platforms, and regalia.
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FF+ seeking legal advice in bid to disqualify BLF from elections
The Electoral Court ruled on Monday that the IEC was wrong to deny the FF+ an opportunity to challenge the BLF’s registration as a political party.
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BLF welcomes court ruling allowing it to contest elections
The Freedom Front Plus (FF Plus) tried to have the BLF deregistered as a political party in the High Court, however, the merits of the case were not argued.
