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NFP leader appointed deputy science minister
Zanele kaMagwaza-Msibi will be sworn in at the Union Buildings tomorrow.
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EFF, IFP accuse ANC of vote rigging
Alexandra police are also investigating an apparent hostage drama linked to vote rigging.
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ANC supporter murdered in KZN
The woman was stabbed to death after an alleged standoff between the IFP and ANC.
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Election campaigns stepped up
The IFP visited Mitchells Plain yesterday while the DA visited the Eden District Municipality.
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NPA, Justice dept. face financial "crisis"
The Justice Department has to save up to R92 million in order to continue working efficiently.
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'Dalai Lama can still come to SA'
An expert says the Dalai Lama can visit SA, provided he does not request meetings with political leaders.
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Court to rule on DA's 'no confidence' case
Judgment is expected to be delivered by the Western Cape High Court on the controversial court application.
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No-confidence motion goes to court
The motion of the no confidence debate against President Jacob Zuma will be taken to court.
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‘No confidence’ block could head to court
Constitutional law expert Pierre De Vos said opposition parties could take the issue to court.
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Gauntlett saga may go to court
Legal advisor Paul Ngobeni says the IFP is politicizing the Advocate Jeremy Gauntlett affair.
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Parliament to decide on no-confidence debate
The motion of no-confidence in Jacob Zuma may move to the National Assembly.
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Man due in court for 'killing' IFP member
An NFP councilor is expected to appear in court for killing an IFP member.
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IFP, NFP blame each other for court killing
Both the IFP and NFP say their members are not violent following a killing outside a Durban court.
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IFP member shot dead outside court
The shooting of an IFP member has illustrated the extent of political tensions between the IFP and NFP.
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IFP councillor's body found
Themba Xulu was allegedly abducted from his home on Friday by five men posing as police officers.
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IFP protests against ‘biased’ SABC
At least 500 IFP members have began their march to the SABC, blaming the channel for being bias.
