Why Johannesburg is the DA’s biggest test before Gauteng 2029
Small parties could sway who becomes mayor in SA's commercial hub
ANC wins in court, but polls point to heavy losses
Who will win the battle?
More pain in store as hung council threat looms
When cruelty becomes a campaign strategy
The party is facing growing competition from the PA
How will ActionSA leader turn his promises into action?
FF Plus takes aim at a broader voter base
DA furious over single-name PR list strategy
The Mother City bets on rail to beat its traffic troubles
No more safe seats in the 2026 local elections
The MK’s levy ultimatum to its leaders exposes how parties skim taxpayer-funded salaries
SA’s coalition era is democracy in action
Paralysed by division, the ANC can't even agree on a candidate for Joburg
Bongani Baloyi believes in an MK shake up for Joburg politics
The Didiza vote shows the GNU's centre is holding firm
ANC’s Joburg mayoral deadlock worsens as its factions clash
As the ANC's support crumbles in Johannesburg, the city faces a complex coalition future.
Joburg’s 2026 election could mark a historic DA breakthrough, but winning the city will depend on turnout, voter fragmentation and coalition arithmetic.
