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Eskom pays out R5.4 billion in bonuses despite reliance on state bailout
State power utility Eskom has paid R5.4 billion in performance incentives to its employees during the 2025 financial year.
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DA rejects Matjhabeng tariff increases far exceeding national guidelines
The DA has rejected the Matjhabeng Municipality’s proposed tariff increases for 2026-’27, which significantly exceed national guidelines. The ANC’s suggested 23% electricity and 25% water hikes come amidst high unemployment…
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PA wen tussenverkiesing – Vermeuelen is weer Cloetesville se raadslid
Die DA in Stellenbosch moes vandeesweek die knië buig vir die PA nadat dié party wyk 16 gewen het in die tussenverkiesing.
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DA wys Korabie as Drakenstein-burgemeesterskandidaat aan
Die DA het Stephen Korabie as sy burgemeesterskandidaat vir Drakenstein in die 2026-plaaslike verkiesings genomineer. Hy sal meeding met ander kandidate.
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Zille blocked from Metro Centre oversight visit, alleges forced detention
Helen Zille and DA representatives were detained while inspecting Johannesburg’s Metro Centre, raising concerns about transparency and government actions.
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New DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis aims to break party’s white image
The new leader of South Africa’s second-largest party, the Democratic Alliance, said Monday he would recast it beyond its white-voter base, betting that the country’s once rigid racial divides are…
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Hill-Lewis elected DA leader as new leadership team unveiled
Geordin Hill-Lewis elected DA leader as party unveils new leadership team, marking major transition following federal congress in Midrand.
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DA congress marks end of Steenhuisen era, new leader imminent
DA congress in Midrand marks end of Steenhuisen era, highlights internal debates, and sets stage for election of new leader.
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NMB mayor faces DA criminal complaint for allegedly misleading Parliament
The DA has laid criminal charges against Nelson Mandela Bay Executive Mayor Babalwa Lobishe, accusing her of misleading Parliament.
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DA to investigate backlog of 1 657 reserved court judgments
A report reveals 1,657 outstanding judgments in South Africa’s high courts, prompting the DA to investigate delays harming justice access.
