An overwhelming majority of ANC voters supported local companies exploring for oil and gas, with 96% of ANC voters saying ...

Launching a rewrite of the rules for municipalities, the President said money from electricity and water sales must go to maintaining infrastructure first.

At first glance South Africans may seem divided along race and political party lines, but there is a great deal of common ground, with new ...

ActionSA’s surprisingly strong polling numbers could determine whether the DA wins outright majorities in Johannesburg and ...

The warning, on the anniversary of the 1977 newspaper bannings, follows threats against a News24 reporter whose number was posted online by March and March’s founder. The South African National ...

The ANC is down to almost single digits in a city where it nearly won a majority in the last municipal election.

In an exclusive interview with The Common Sense, US Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell III says South Africa has extraordinary economic potential and could become one of the world’s leading economies if it ...

BLSA says government debt has peaked and fiscal discipline is paying off, but weak economic growth remains the biggest challenge. Add as a preferred source on Google South Africa’s public finances are ...

The latest polling from the SRF and The Common Sense reveals where South Africans stand ahead of the November 2026 local elections, from party support and presidential succession to the GNU, ...

This is a paid article which your subscription is allowing you to read. The Democratic Alliance (DA) is likely to be the biggest party in Johannesburg by some distance in next month’s local government ...

Most South Africans want the GNU model to be replicated at municipal level. This is a paid article which your subscription is allowing you to read. A large majority of South Africans want the African ...

Tshwane Mayor Nasiphi Moya this week rejected a claim by her predecessor, Cilliers Brink, that cholera bacteria had been found in Bronkhorstspruit, in eastern Tshwane, where 408 people, most of them ...