eThekwini, South Africa (Local)
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More than 30 eThekwini uMkhonto weSizwe Party councillor candidates who were apparently left off the party's list for the 2026 local government elections have been offered another route into municipal governance in the metro..
By: Willem Phungula
With only a few weeks to go before the November 4 local government elections , the majority of political parties broadly agreed in their call for more accountability from local government councillors.
By: Willem Phungula, Kamini Padayachee
A visibly emotional ANC secretary general Fikile Mbalula thanked all those who had supported the party during a "hard month", moments before falling ill during a media briefing on the party's victory in the Constitutional Court
By: Kamini Padayachee, Willem Phungula
A Constitutional Court ruling granting 181 ANC candidates a spot on the local government ballot could have broader implications for more than 2,000
Land Reform Minister Mzwanele Nyhontso has intervened in the growing dispute between King Misuzulu and the Ingonyama Trust Board.
eThekwini local elections With the November 4 local government elections just 17 days away, representatives of seven political parties have
Mbali Shinga, who currently occupies the National Freedom Party's sole seat in the KwaZulu-Natal Legislature, is set to take her legal dispute with the party to the Supreme Court of Appeal.
uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party leader J acob Zuma's absence from the campaign trail is unlikely to alter voter behaviour in South Africa's upcoming 4
By: Willem Phungula
The ongoing battle between the Ingonyama Trust Board and Land Affairs Minister Mzwanele Nyhontso may be headed to court again following a legal
The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) has urged KwaZulu-Natal voters to express their anger over illegal immigration at the ballot box rather than disrupt the local government elections on 4 November.
