Despite official communication telling the secessionist party that digital signatures would be accepted, the organisation has changed its mind, and barred the party from contesting
The Mayor of Drakenstein has been booted out, but his administration is unlikely to change, unless the DA itself cleans house
How South Africans' resentment of their fellow countrymen's success is undermining prosperity and freedom
British MPs have declared South Africa a "no-go" zone for its high crime, diplomatic alignment with Russia, and attitude towards Israel and local Jews
The DA have done almost nothing about devolution for the past 15 years, in order to preserve their national strategy. But they are now losing ground at both levels
The judge, whose involvement in several corruption scandals had attracted the attention of much of the public and politicians, became the first in the country to be impeached
The City has finally relocated the roughly 800 households which have occupied the tracks of the northern line with their shacks for the past several years
The heart of the DA constitutency, the middle class metropolitan vote, has stagnated and slightly declined across the country, but the party claims victory is in sight
The new electoral legislation, which must be passed before general elections can be held, provides for provincial referenda to be called by their respective Premiers
