Sisanda Aluta Mbolekwa is a political reporter for the Sunday Times and TimesLive. She holds BA Media and Politics and BA Honours in Journalism degrees from Wits University. She has a keen interest in the governance and politics of the country, with a focus on local government, service delivery, youth and gender-related current affairs.
Despite MK Party amassing more than 2-million votes, former president claims elections were marred by vote rigging and other serious irregularities
The opposition alliance initiated by the DA fared dismally this week and is calling it a day, say insiders
Former president Kgalema Motlanthe expressed a wish for political stability, saying he has voted for the ANC.
IEC head Sy Mamabolo said 937,144 votes were cast over the two-day special voting period, a significant increase from the 2019 elections
EFF leader Julius Malema used his last election rally yesterday to try clarify his party's 'open borders' policy stance, saying he is not promising ...
DA veteran says PA, a growing power in the Western Cape, brings misery to the towns where it shares power in coalitions
The EFF has set out to paint Polokwane red, hosting its 'Tshela Thupa' rally at the Peter Mokaba stadium on Saturday.
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa believes those seeking a dictator in him will be disappointed because that is simply not his leadership style.
Msimanga says the MK Party's target of receiving a two-thirds majority is a 'pipe dream'
Just a week before the polls, the DA's Solly Msimanga has vowed to rescue "the betrayed" residents of Gauteng if they back him with their votes