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DA’s Hill-Lewis to seek second term as Cape Town mayor
The DA has confirmed Geordin Hill-Lewis as its mayoral candidate for Cape Town, outlining five pledges for policing, jobs, housing and clean public spaces.
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DA files complaint over state’s failure to prosecute child rape cases
The DA has lodged a complaint with the Human Rights Commission over failures by government to report and prosecute statutory rape cases involving children.
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Vrede dairy case back in court as DA calls for accountability
The Gupta-linked Vrede Dairy case returns to court as the DA seeks accountability for corruption and abuse of public funds.
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LUISTER || Groenewald kap terug na Hill-Lewis ná vrae oor paroolgangers
Dr. Pieter Groenewald, minister van korrektiewe dienste, meen die DA-leier Geordin Hill-Lewis het nie die feite oor paroolgangers nie.
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DA raises alarm over squalid conditions at Fort Ikapa
The DA demands answers regarding poor conditions for SANDF members at Fort Ikapa, contradicting promised support and significant funding allocated.
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DA outraged over weekend mass shootings, demands expanded policing powers
The Democratic Alliance has expressed outrage over two mass shootings that claimed seven lives across the Western Cape this weekend.
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Targets for measles-rubella vaccination in the Western Cape far surpassed
The Western Cape Department of Health vaccinated 97% of children under one against measles-rubella, exceeding national targets and addressing challenges.
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Johannesburg water outages: Rand Water announces 7-week maintenance while DA calls for tanker audit
Gauteng residents and businesses are preparing for widespread water disruptions as Rand Water and Eskom prepare to launch a massive, 49-day planned maintenance project.
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DA drags Johannesburg Water to court over constitutional water rights violations
The Democratic Alliance has filed legal papers against Johannesburg authorities over the ongoing water crisis violating residents’ constitutional rights.
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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.
