According to a list released by the Electoral Commission of South Africa, one man, Durban-born billionaire Martin Moshal, is the largest single funder of the country’s political parties ahead of 2024 General Election. He’s not only spending big on the Democratic Alliance (DA) but also Action SA and Build One South Africa (BOSA). According to … Read more
Watch the full version of the “DA launches 2024 election campaign in Gqeberha” article – in a minute. CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE: DA launches 2024 election campaign in Gqeberha The DA launched its 2024 election campaign ahead of the general and provincial elections in Gqeberha on Thursday, saying it was the last chance to … Read more
The Democratic Alliance (DA) says the government’s endless bailout strategy of State Owned Entities (SOEs) has failed. The sentiment comes after the National Treasury tabled the third-quarter government expenditure report to Parliament’s Appropriation Committee on Wednesday, 14 February. TREASURY REPORT CONFIRMS SOEs ARE IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS The DA said the report confirms that multiple state-owned … Read more
John Steenhuisen – the head of the Democratic Alliance (DA) – and his wife Terry are celebrating a decade of marriage this year. And according to a sweet Valentine’s Day post, their love is still going strong. According to the opposition leader, his love story with his partner began while they were married to other … Read more
The Democratic Alliance (DA) implores the Minister of Home Affairs to urgently resolve a system problem preventing citizens from obtaining their passports. HOME AFFAIRS SYSTEM GOES OFFLINE DA Shadow Minister of Home Affairs Angel Khanyile claimed that the Home Affairs system is offline nationwide, and reports indicate that the issue is with SITA. “This continues … Read more
Gauteng residents are expected to continue to bear the burden of unwanted e-Tolls for the foreseeable future, says the Democratic Alliance (DA). LATEST ON THE E-TOLL SYSTEM IN GAUTENG “The e-Toll gantries will not be switched off at the end of the year, as promised by Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi earlier this year. This means … Read more
