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Copper syndicate leaves open trench after digging up cable
DA leader in Free State laments the theft and vandalism of electricity infrastructure, crippling the province’s economic growth.
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Major metros remain up for grabs as SA local elections loom
Two months before South Africans vote in local government elections, key metros remain highly competitive with significant numbers of voters still to be persuaded.
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DA submits more evidence to Public Protector in Gayton McKenzie investigation
DA submits supplementary complaint to Public Protector alleging minister Gayton McKenzie favoured Patriotic Alliance insiders for government positions and World Cup trip.
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Female voters keep ANC ahead of DA
Women voters keep the ANC ahead of the DA nationally, with 37% female support compared to 26% for opposition party.
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Matjhabeng mayor accused of political interference in solar project
The DA warns political interference in the Middelpunt Solar Project may destabilize Hennenman and urges adherence to the Project Liaison Committee’s authority.
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DA councillor and three co-accused appear on murder, kidnapping charges
DA councillor Kabelo Mahonko and three others appear in court on murder and kidnapping charges after a man dies following alleged assault.
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The battle for control of Matjhabeng is set to intensify as LGE approaches
The Matjhabeng Municipality faces service delivery issues and financial instability ahead of the 2026 elections, with several political parties contesting.
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DA finance chair Burke steps down from committee amid R4 billion fintech probe
DA Federal Finance Chair Mark Burke steps down from finance committee amid Reserve Bank investigation into his fintech company Kastelo.
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DA-koukusleier Hilton Maasdorp skielik oorlede
Hilton Maasdorp (58), DA-koukusleier in Dihlabeng en DA-wyksraadslid vir Wyk 9 in Bethlehem, is op Vrydag 14 Augustus aan ‘n hartaanval oorlede.
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DA mayoral candidate vows to “get Kimberley working again”
Accepting the nomination with a “profound sense of responsibility,” he emphasised his candidacy was commitment to the community rather than pursuit of a title.
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