The plot has come out in the prosecution of ANC-linked gang boss Nafiz Modack, who has been facing increasing legal pressure in recent years
The ANC has achieved only 26.4% of its door-to-door canvassing targets across the Western Cape, despite bringing in cadres and allies from across the country
The Department of Co-Operative Governance and Traditional Affairs has introduced controversial legislation in an attempt to reduce the chaos of coalition politics and hung councils
As the notion of a DA/ANC coalition becomes more mainstream, some fear there is no other option. But there definitely is, if the DA are capable of being both patient and ruthless
As the DA falls in the polls, the ACDP stands a chance of entering govt. But can they extract concessions on a referendum or LGBT education policy?
The recently ratifies National Health Insurance Act has been opposed by much of the private sector and political opposition, but AfriForum is taking the lead
The DA have had many opportunities to act in the interests of their own base, but they have passed up every single opportunity, in vain hope of swapping them out for the majority
When the ANC declared that ZANU-PF would be observing and campaigning on the 29th of May, many were concerned. Michael Atkins narrows down the risk to a single specific vector
The High Court has annulled the appointment of Phineas Ombali Sebola as municipal manager of Knysna following applications by the DA in the Western Cape
