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Mashaba: Maimane and I not planning to form political party together
The former Joburg mayor confirmed that his party would be formed by June and contest next year’s local government elections.
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Maimane: We’re recruiting small parties to join new political formation
Former Joburg Mayor Herman Mashaba confirmed that the party would be formed by June and would contest next year’s local government elections.
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Parliament review: May election brings significant change in Parly
The polls saw both the African National Congress (ANC) and the Democratic Alliance (DA) lose support to smaller parties such as the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) on the left and the Freedom Front Plus (FF+) on the right.
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Mashaba says he's ready to return as Joburg mayor if South Africans want him to
Herman Mashaba said if those who want him back in the position shared the same values as him, a political movement will be a formed next year to contest the next local government elections.
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#SASpeaks: Mashaba wants S. Africans to take country back from politicians
Mashaba launched the political formation after he quit the Democratic Alliance (DA) and the mayoral position earlier this year.
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Maimane: I'm on a path that could change the face of politics
Mmusi Maimane said he would spend the next few months talking to South Africans about what kind of organisation they wanted.
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'We'll talk to the people' - Maimane on his future
Former DA leader Mmusi Maimane said his immediate plans were to talk to the people of South Africa and continue his vision of a united country.
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'My heart is pained' - Maimane on the metros
Former DA leader Mmusi Maimane said he was disappointed about the happenings in the country's metros over the last week. EWN's Clement Manyathela sat down with Maimane in a wide-ranging exclusive interview.
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FULL INTERVIEW: EWN sits down with Mmusi Maimane
EWN's Clement Manyathela sat down with former DA leader Mmusi Maimane in a wide-ranging exclusive interview.
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Will Mashaba and Maimane join forces?
Last month, Mashaba announced that he would be stepping down as mayor and terminating his membership from the Democratic Alliance.
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Analyst: DA could suffer at polls over stance on race-based policies
The DA's interim leader John Steenhuisen told a media briefing on Sunday that resorting to race-based policies would not improve the fortunes of the organisation.
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DA needs to urgently discuss its identity at policy conference, says analyst
John Steenhuisen took over from Mmusi Maimane who was brought to the DA with the aim of helping attract more black voters. But, what does the appointment of Steenhuisen mean for that project?
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Race-based policies won’t lift South Africans out of poverty - Steenhuisen
John Steenhuisen has replaced former leader Mmusi Maimane after being voted in by the federal council at the weekend.
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Steenhuisen: I never backstabbed Maimane
John Steenhuisen has replaced Maimame as leader of the Democratic Alliance after being voted in by the federal council.
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ANALYSIS: DA’s woes signify historical dilemma of SA’s liberals
The Democratic Alliance’s problems can be traced back to the politicisation of race, which has persisted even after the dawn of democracy in 1994.
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Madikizela: We are not colour-blind South Africans
Democratic Alliance (DA) Western Cape leader Bonginkosi Madikizela said that he would be disappointed if the leadership of the party were to be dominated by a single race.
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Mkhwebane, Sars set for court battle over Zuma tax information
In the latest battle, Public Protector Mkwebane has filed a notice to oppose Kieswetter's court bid to stop her from obtaining former President Jacob Zuma's personal tax affairs.
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Why Bonginkosi Madikizela withdrew from DA leadership race
Bonginkosi Madikizela had indicated his intention to run for the post vacated by Mmusi Maimane who resigned last month.
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Bonginkosi Madikizela drops out of race to lead DA
This leaves the party’s parliamentary leader John Steenhuisen and the party’s Member of the Gauteng provincial legislature Makashule Gana as the only two in the race to replace Mmusi Maimane.
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Madikizela says the ‘right policies’ will put DA on growth path
Bonginkosi Madikizela is in the running to take over as interim party leader after Mmusi Maimane resigned last month.
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The race for DA top post officially under way
The DA's Gauteng member of the legislature Makashule Gana, Western Cape leader Bonginkosi Madikizela and parliamentary leader John Steenhuisen will go head-to-head.
