Yesterday President Jacob Zuma launched the ANC’s vote campain for next year’s elections. According to eNCA, Zuma kick-started this campaign with the launch of the Moses Kotane Volunteer Brigades in...
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It seems that the South African public can brace itself for even more of the war of words between the ANC and DA over who liberated the country from oppression. Police minister Nathi Mthethwa took the opportuni...
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The Kwa-Zulu Natal Health Department’s use of its finances is currently under question. This is a result of a claim by the Democratic Alliance concerning a 2.4 million rand upgrade to the department’...
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So South African MPs have finally approved the controversial and highly debated state of information bill after three years of a pull and push battle. The bill was voted in favour by 189 votes and 74 against wi...
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Almost 20 years into the new era and yet the past still haunts even those who have barely experienced it. Helen Zille truly has to put up with a lot as her political party, the Democratic Alliance, in accordanc...
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The African National Congress was formed in a meeting in Bloemfontein on 8 January 1912. After taking up arms against the government of the day in the sixties, the ANC exploded and became known internationally ...
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During the Arab spring many governments put their logistical support to the rebels and now that the Central African Republic is having a revolt our very own South Africa chooses to side with the regime. Unfortu...
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Political analysts would not be blamed for making the deduction that it appears that the ANC is on a massive clean-up operation of sorts. Also, it seems that those who have previously voiced any sentiments agai...
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It seems that even with Julius Malema staying away from the microphone these days, the South African public is still guaranteed the occasional controversial verbal outburst from the political arena. Western Cap...
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The African National Congress’s Western Cape member count has dwindled over the past weekend. This, according to the DA’s Western Cape leader, Ivan Meyer, is a result of 250 ANC members being upset with the party. Mayer states that over the weekend, 250 ANC members had resigned from the ruling party and joined the Democratic Alliance in Mossel Bay. Having lost the Western Cape in 2009, the ANC is desperate to win the province over again. Not only because it is the... Read more »
