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No house, broken promises – Biyela says he won’t be voting
At first glance, one would be forgiven for thinking that no one lives in a lone partially-collapsed hut in Ezikhumbeni village in Ulundi.
Princess Thembi ropes NDZ into the struggle as the Zulu royal succession battle drags on
The Zulu royal family members who have been fighting over the rightful heir to the throne have put their hope in Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma.
The IFP is no longer threatened by Jacob Zuma’s popularity in Nkandla
The popularity of former president Jacob Zuma is no longer enough to give the Inkatha Freedom Party sleepless nights about winning his hometown of Nkandla.
Independent candidate survives a hail of bullets – and they’re still trying to kill him!
The upcoming local government elections in the trouble-torn Mogalakwena municipality in Limpopo have been thrown into turmoil with threats of political assassinations.
DA to remove “racist” election campaign posters
The DA Chairperson in KwaZulu Natal has eaten up a plate of humble pie after making the call to remove the incredibly controversial campaign posters from Phoenix.
Millions from corrupt Digital Vibes contract went to Mkhize’s wife and son
Nearly R2-million taken from the Department of Health’s Digital Vibes contract was used to repay a loan for a farm owned by former health minister Zweli Mkhize’s wife, the Daily Maverick reported.
It’s election season but KZN politicians are keeping their distance from the Zulu Royal family
The Zulu Royal family has suffered another blow because of continuing infighting over the throne.
Happy birthday Archbishop Desmond Tutu!
World-renowned Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu is blowing out candles on Thursday as he turns 90-years-old.
Suspension of Sitole for obstructing corruption investigations catches cops by surprise
National police commissioner Khehla Sitole has been served with a notice of intention to suspend, according to eNCA.
Families of Phoenix victims condemn “hateful” DA posters
The families of the 36 people murdered in Phoenix during the week-long unrest in July have lashed out at the DA, labelling the party "insensitive, hateful and divisive”.
IFP steals pro-Zuma warcry “Ayikhale” and says: “Bring it on!”
One of the slogans of the instigators of the July unrest has been adopted by the president of the Inkatha Freedom Party in the run-up to the local elections in November.
Zuma squad defies his call to vote for the ANC
Jacob Zuma's plea to his loyal backers to vote for the ANC in the November municipal elections has fallen upon deaf ears.