Vote of no confidence
Da Gama survives no-confidence vote by skin of his teeth
To succeed, the motion needed to have 136 councillors vote for it out of a total of 270.
The ANC wants Mashaba to go, arguing financial troubles in the country's biggest metro as well as poor service delivery.
May will face a vote of no-confidence in her government, the head of a Conservative Party committee in charge of organising leadership challenges said on Wednesday
The Democratic Alliance cited that Mayor Mzwandile Masina has failed to prioritise service delivery as well as addressing corruption as reasons for their failed motion of no confidence.
The Office of the Speaker Dirk Smit says the notice doesn’t comply with the city’s rules.
ANC Secretary General Gwede says while there will be no witch hunt for those who voted with the opposition in the vote of no confidence, action will be taken against those who publicly admitted to doing so.
President Jacob Zuma survived the eighth attempt to unseat him in Cape Town on Tuesday.
Julius Malema says the EFF are very happy with the outcome in the motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma.
Former President Thabo Mbeki, speaking in Kenya, says parliamentarians should vote according to their consciences in a motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma.
EWN takes a look at what would happen if today's motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma succeeds.
Hundreds of people gathered on the streets of Cape Town in a bid to put pressure on MPs to oust President Jacob Zuma.
Speaking on the sidelines of the ANC’s policy conference this weekend Mbete made it clear that the party knows how to vote.
The Constitutional Court has delivered its judgment in the case dealing with Parliament's ability to allow MPs to cast secret ballots in a no-confidence vote.
The SACP’s Alex Mashilo says the speaker can’t ignore the fact that many ANC MPs have been threatened with dismissals.
The Institute for Security Studies (ISS) has also applied to intervene in the matter, saying threats of intimidation against MPs are very real.
President Jacob Zuma makes these arguments in papers in the UDM’s ConCourt bid for a secret vote on the pending motion of no confidence against him.
President Zuma says the UDM’s claim that ANC MPs are being intimidated to vote against the motion of no confidence is “highly speculative”.
The chairperson of Parliament’s Joint Rules Committee says if the country’s Constitution makers intended for there to be a secret ballot for the removal of a sitting president, they would have included it.
The National Assembly Speaker says she can only postpone the matter at the request of Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane whose party issued the motion.