By prohibiting schools from considering academic performance and conducting parent interviews during admissions, the provincial education department is dooming them
The national Water Department has denied a black farmer the right to share his licensed water with a neighbouring white farmer. Afriforum has vowed to fight this.
The City has ignored the sewage flooding homes and streets in Flamingo Vlei. The Cape Independence Party is lodging a case for contravention of the Environmental Management Act.
The Referendum Party has taken a critical stance regarding the ANC's double standards in South Africa's foreign policy regarding self-determination
In ten days, AFRINIC, the continent's internet registry votes in its new board. But one man has been trying to commoditise its resources, and is pushing for a takeover.
Effectively, the new agreement commits partners to loyalty to the ANC, and offers nothing in return except paid positions, with a 50% threshold for sufficient consensus
Polls that seem too good to be true usually are. The DA polled over 30% in February 2024, before getting 21% at the ballot. The new IRR poll report is similarly optimistic
The Cape Independence Advocacy Group (CIAG) commissioned Victory Research (VR) to conduct another poll on Cape Independence. These are the results.
The VP, friendly with radical factions, is leading the announcements of coalition reform, and the DA is increasingly marginalised. The state of the nation itself is in question
