19 September 2021 11:41 AM
From electricity cuts, housing, water supply and the general upkeep of essential resources, residents did not hold back.
19 September 2021 8:16 AM
At the close of registration on Saturday, over 488,000 South Africans were registered for the forthcoming municipal elections.
19 September 2021 7:38 AM
The ruling stated that the decision to decree that the current timetable stands although the IEC may be able to amend it.
18 September 2021 7:28 AM
There are 25.6 million people on the roll and the Independent Electoral Commission hopes to increase this to 26 million by Monday.
16 September 2021 3:40 PM
Chief Electoral Officer, Sy Mamabolo, said that the voter registration process was not linked to government's vaccination programme.
14 September 2021 2:35 PM
The party has set aside three days to help organise the different lists that must be submitted to the IEC.
10 September 2021 1:54 PM
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader, Julius Malema, said that it was practically impossible to limit attendance numbers.
6 September 2021 6:52 PM
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Mcebisi Ndletyana of the University of Johannesburg.
31 August 2021 2:23 PM
This after it failed to meet last week’s deadline for the submissions of its candidates to contest the upcoming local government polls across some of its key municipalities.
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Gold Paralympic medallist Ntando Mahlangu says it's been heartwarming to see how South Africans have responded to his wins, as a lot of work went into training and preparation.
Former Paralympian Leon Fleiser told John Perlman that South Africa didn't have enough participants for the Tokyo Olympics because few qualified according to the rules of the game.
John Perlman speaks to head coach Anthony Harris about what it was like meeting Harris when he was 14 years old.
The IEMSA executive chairman and EWN reporter Tshidi Madia reflect on the judgment against the DA.
Acting director-general Of Health Dr Nicholas Crisp says he is disappointed that the country is still on the list.
Spokesperson Mlimandlela Ndamase says the late mayor who died in a car accident cared about delivering services to residents.
Nomia Ndlovu is accused of poisoning and then strangling her sister in 2013.
Democratic Alliance representative on the IEC's national party liaison committee Werner Horn says certain conclusions may be beneficial to the African National Congress.
Daily Maverick associate editor Ferial Haffajee says crime in Johannesburg’s bigger parks has risen considerably.
Nomia Ndlovu denies tampering with evidence at scene of sister’s death
DA responds to ConCourt judgment on IEC regarding candidate registration rules
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ConCourt ruling on IEC candidate list opening not surprising - Terry Tselane
SA to engage with UK embassy to understand measures needed to get off red list
Late Joburg mayor Jolidee Matongo hailed as man of action
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Exxaro looks beyond coal, to expand into minerals
South Africa remains on the UK 'red list' of banned countries
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'Mmago ngwana o tshwara thipa ...' and other patriarchal proverbs that must go
Ad agency melts down 27 years of awards in gesture to honour all its employees
'When I set goals, I really put in the work': Paralympic champ Ntando Mahlangu
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SA rising tennis star Lloyd Harris makes it to the US Open quarterfinal
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