Whilst some are determined to believe that Cyril Ramaphosa’s New Dawn is going to save the day, not everyone is on board.
Cyril Ramaphosa’s New Dawn has had a few hiccups along the way. According to Justice Malala, we need to exercise some patience.
Ramaphosa may have kept the nation waiting for an hour or so, but in the end, the man nicknamed ‘The Cat’ secured the position of understudy.
When the ANC’s top brass meets later this week, a years-long power struggle will take centre stage. It could get very messy.
Just two hours before appearing in the National Assembly, Ramaphosa announced that Deputy President David “DD” Mabuza would “postpone” his swearing in. Let the games begin.
Over the weekend, Cyril Ramaphosa’s rival ANC faction didn’t even bother trying to hide the fact that they’re gunning for him.
Everybody knows the ANC will win the national vote, securing more than 50%, but the margin of victory is actually very important for what comes next.
Voting day is almost upon us, so let’s run through the final poll numbers doing the rounds.
If you’re thinking that the ANC is going to crack somewhere around the 55% to 60% mark, there could be a boost in shares in certain sectors.
Polling giants Ipsos has published the results of its final poll, and the Daily Maverick reckons it’s about as close to an accurate prediction as we will get ahead of May 8.
The ANC wants us to grow South Africa “togher”. The people want a proofreader.
Convicted fraudster and ANC national executive committee member Tony Yengeni reckons that Herman Mashaba is due for a necklacing. That hasn’t endeared him to many.
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Justice Malala isn’t the kind to pull his punches, and the highly respected political commentator and columnist has unloaded on Ramaphosa and the ANC.
Cyril Ramaphosa landed some real-world experience of South Africa’s public transport, when he was stuck on a train for hours yesterday.
According to Alan Winde, the DA’s premier candidate for the Western Cape, the ANC have been doing their utmost to undermine the party’s provincial governance.
As we get ready to vote in May, let’s take a look at what the 2014 results might say about the outcome of the 2019 elections.
When the ANC announced their list of candidates for Parliament and the provincial legislatures, they gave the people of South Africa a massive middle finger.
The ANC plans on changing the Constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation. Here’s how that will work and what it means.
The ANC’s overall support has been on the decline, and it looks like the EFF is hoovering up those disillusioned voters.
With the election looming large, it’s time to get to grips with how the three main politicals parties plan on handling big issues like land reform, jobs and fighting corruption.
The DA has unveiled two hardcore billboards in the lead-up to the elections, both of which were almost immediately vandalised.
With political tensions at an all-time high, polls reveal that the youth of South Africa will be making some interesting choices in the upcoming elections.
Consulting firm Intellidex has released a report that predicts the various outcomes, and corresponding consequences, of the upcoming general elections.
On Wednesday, the DA unveiled a billboard taking a hardcore shot at the ANC, and setting the tone for the upcoming election showdown.
Those ready and waiting for Cyril’s ‘New Dawn’ would have been disheartened by the recent lovefest between our current and former president.
“Kaput”, “game over”, and an “energy skunk on quicksand” – if you think you know just how bad the Eskom mess is, think again.
South Africans were asked a simple question – if national elections were held tomorrow, which party would you vote for?
The ANC have been widely ridiculed for the drama surrounding their website and the unpaid R32,5 million bill. Looks like they won’t be paying back the money.
Two separate ANC meetings descended into violent chaos this weekend, one in the Karoo and another in Port Elizabeth.