DA opposes new CCTV regulation for Johannesburg residents
The DA in Johannesburg has criticised the recently passed by-law which requires the registration and oversight of private closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras.j... Read more.
AfriForum challenges Mchunu over farm murder statistics
AfriForum has questioned Senzo Mchunu, the Minister of Police, regarding the numbers of farm murders that allegedly occurred during the third quarter of the fiscal... Read more.
ActionSA proposes laws to trim executive, deal with corruption
ActionSA parliamentary caucus leader Athol Trollip has announced the Cabinet Reform Package and Zero-Tolerance Corruption Bill as pieces of legislation aimed at... Read more.
Msimanga disrupts Lesufi’s response to SOPA debate
Chaos erupted in the Gauteng legislature when a DA leader disrupted the State of the Province (Sopa) debate response on Thursday. DA Gauteng chairperson Solly Msimanga... Read more.
Gauteng premier Lesufi is the boss of lies — DA’s Solly Msimanga
Gauteng DA chairperson Solly Msimanga has blamed the ANC for the decline of the province. Msimanga said Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi was right to identify the... Read more.
DA says planned Tshwane budget change could mask corruption
The Democratic Alliance in Tshwane has alleged that there could be shenanigans in the budget revision the mayor is about to announce. Nasiphi Moya is expected to... Read more.
Solidarity wants Trump’s administration to punish ANC
A group from the Solidarity Movement, which includes members of the predominantly Afrikaner trade union Solidarity and the Afrikaner rights organisation AfriForum,... Read more.
Seven foreign nationals convicted for human trafficking
Seven Chinese nationals and their company have been convicted for human trafficking. The seven as well as Beautiful City (PTY) Ltd appeared in the Johannesburg... Read more.
Treasury threatens to cut funding over Go! Durban delays
Since the Go! Durban public transport project has not been finished, the National Treasury and the Department of Transport have threatened to stop providing funding... Read more.
Cut spending and sell land instead of increasing VAT, says DA
The DA has emphasised that the government must cut spending to make up for the R58-billion that the now-suspended 2% hike in value-added tax (VAT) was supposed to... Read more.
