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Preliminary vote counting shows DA the biggest loser in by-elections
While results are still being tallied, with the final outcome expected to be announced at midday, the DA appears to have lost at least eight seats in Gauteng,...
It is the largest by-elections in South Africa ever and takes place on a single day with 107 seats are up for grabs in 95 wards. More than 400 candidates will contest in 55 municipalities across all nine provinces.
The city said that tariffs were currently on level 1 and were based on the projected consumption trends so that the income received covered the cost of providing water services.
According to the city, R44 million was spent on weather-proof tents, to shelter those living on the streets under national lockdown regulations.
The Western Cape is the epicenter in South Africa, accounting for around 65% of all infections.
The incident comes after Peter Wagenaar ran into trouble with a police officer for continuing to distribute food during the lockdown.
Opposition parties said that Western Cape Premier Alan Winde’s State of the Province Address (Sopa) was a repeat of last year's.
The party’s Brett Herron labelled the DA proposal, supported in principle by the ANC, as ‘immoral and ludicrous’.
DA candidates appear to be the front-runners in all of today's by-elections to be held in the City of Cape Town and the Matzikama Municipality.
On Sunday, scores of DA members gathered in Elsies River to welcome about 20 new members from Good.
The former members have accused the GOOD Party of making empty promises the poor and unemployed in exchange for their votes.
The party’s Brett Herron believes the price tag of nearly R65 million was inflated.
Masego Kwenamore claimed that she was kept in the dark about the party’s finances.
The party’s now-former treasurer Masego Kwenamore resigned after accusing the party of keeping her in the dark about its finances.
Most opposition parties were left unimpressed with Western Cape Premier Alan Winde's State of the Province Address.
Much of Western Cape Premier Alan Winde's speech focused on job creation, safety and the transport sector, but Winde's critics were not impressed, saying he failed to decisively carve a way forward.
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) declined to prosecute Patricia de Lille for two complaints dating back to her time as Cape Town mayor.
The NPA on Wednesday announced it's declined to prosecute De Lille on two complaints dating back to her time as Cape Town mayor.
Good approached the public protector after the city's forensic investigation into the matter found no irregularities on the sale of the vacant land to Growthpoint Properties.