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Considering some of the degenerates we have in politics today, Panayiotou is eminently qualified.
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Mzansi is trying to figure out who and why this one brave soul in Orania, widely considered as a whites-only town, decided to vote for South Africa’s biggest communist and black nationalist political party.
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A total of 23,292 polling stations will be open from 7AM to 9PM tomorrow
Political parties have struggled to sell their dream of a better South Africa to young people who don’t seem to have enjoyed the fruits of the much-lauded democracy.
The report highlighted that “gangsterism in South Africa is inextricably caught up in issues of governance”.
While this guide should aim to empower voters to make an informed decision, a little treat at the end of a hard decision is always a good motivator, too.
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Why hasn’t humanity used the vast potential of artificial intelligence to help us make the most important decisions?
The platform hopes to help young South Africans find political parties that align with their values and beliefs.
More than 12 years after Jacob Zuma was first sworn into office as our nation’s president, the people of South Africa have finally shown that they’re tired of being taken for a ride.
Yesterday, South Africa headed to the polls for our local elections. Perhaps I should say a small percentage of South Africans, to be more accurate.
It’s still early days, with many more votes to be counted, but it’s predicted that the DA will retain control of Cape Town.
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Current Bonteheuwel ward councillor Angus McKenzie’s campaign ad involves ‘Ghostbusters’, questionable toilet hygiene, and violence.
On November 1, South Africans take to the polls for our local government elections.
Boris Vishnevsky, a well-known opposition politician, is the latest target of political cosplay that aims to derail the vote in an upcoming municipal election.
The latest in a series of violent clashes between government supporters and anti-government protesters involved the mayor of Vinto, a small town in Cochabamba province.
If you’re thinking that the ANC is going to crack somewhere around the 55% to 60% mark, there could be a boost in shares in certain sectors.
Polling giants Ipsos has published the results of its final poll, and the Daily Maverick reckons it’s about as close to an accurate prediction as we will get ahead of May 8.
Experts weigh in on what we can expect from the South African rand after the elections in May.
With the election looming large, it’s time to get to grips with how the three main politicals parties plan on handling big issues like land reform, jobs and fighting corruption.
With political tensions at an all-time high, polls reveal that the youth of South Africa will be making some interesting choices in the upcoming elections.
Yesterday, Facebook launched its anti-fake-news tools in South Africa, which will allow users to report fake news and have it flagged.
As the local elections brought with it some surprise wins and now forced coalitions, the voter’s behaviours have been massively assumed – here’s some real data.
You could spend tomorrow with your feet up doing bugger all, or you could pay close attention to a very important day for the future of this country.
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