uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party’s national chief negotiator, Dali Mpofu, has confirmed that the Democratic Alliance (DA) has approached several political parties within the Council of the Left to initiate coalition discussions. Mpofu was speaking at the Birchwood Hotel during a joint media briefing hosted by the Council of the Left, a grouping comprising several smaller political organisations, including the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), South African Communist Party (SACP), African Congress for Transformation (ACT) and Azanian People’s Organisation (AZAPO). He revealed…
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As Parliament’s ad hoc committee investigating allegations of corruption and external interference in the South African Police Service (SAPS) prepares to resume hearings, requests for certain witnesses to appear virtually have been denied. The requests came from controversial businessman Brown Mogotsi and forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan, both of whom cited security concerns for preferring remote testimony. EFF leader Julius Malema strongly opposed the virtual appearances, insisting on accountability. During a virtual committee meeting to finalise the programme, Malema stated: “We…
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC), the continent’s oldest liberation movement, today celebrates its 114th anniversary since its founding on January 8, 1912. Commemorations have been taking place throughout the week in the North West province, centred around Rustenburg and surrounding areas. Activities have included door-to-door campaigns, courtesy visits to traditional leaders, multi-sector dialogues with stakeholders, a presidential golf fundraiser, community engagements, and cake-cutting ceremonies. The build-up culminates this Saturday, January 10, at Moruleng Stadium, where thousands are expected…
The government has announced that it will take steps to rein in dissident groups and individuals who are actively lobbying the administration of United States President Donald Trump to take adverse action against South Africa. President Cyril Ramaphosa made the announcement in response to recent calls by right-wing groups urging Trump to intervene in South Africa with the aim of toppling his government. These renewed calls follow the United States’ invasion of Venezuela, which resulted in the abduction of President…
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