September 29
South Africa: Women Are Dying While Ramaphosa Keeps Promising
Tonight President Cyril Ramaphosa has again addressed South Africans about gender-based violence, just days after the 11th body of a woman since July was found in Ekurhuleni. But… Read more »
September 20
South Africa: DA Requests Urgent Debate of National Importance On GBVF
Please find attach English and Afrikaans soundbites by Lisa Schickerling MP. Read more »
South Africa: DA Demands Answers From Speaker Over Dina Pule Repayments
The DA has written to National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza demanding clarity on information provided by former Communications and Digital Technologies Minister and now Minister… Read more »
South Africa: Nearly Four Months On, Minister Mckenzie Still Has No World Cup Close-Out Report
Please find anttached English and Afrikaans soundbites by Leah Potgieter MP. Read more »
September 18
South Africa: DA Reveals Municipality Pays Just R2 780 of R12m Eskom Monthly Bill
Note to editors: You can download a sound clip in English from Cllr Bettie Lawens. Read more »
September 17
South Africa: DA Launches Petition Against Killing of Women in Ekurhuleni, and SAPS Blaming Victims - Action, Not Advice Is Needed
The outrage and voices of the people of Ekurhuleni are not being heard by the local government, provincial government of Lesufi or the national department of SAPS. Read more »
South Africa: DA Government Wins Major Constitutional Victory for South Africans, Protecting Taxpayer Money
Please find English and Afrikaans soundbites by Jan de Villiers MP. Read more »
South Africa: DA Puts Cyril On Terms
The DA puts eThekwini Mayor Cyril Xaba on terms to suspend the failing Head of Water and Sanitation within seven days. Read more »
September 15
South Africa: South Africans Have Until 27 September to Push Back On Unfair Electricity Pricing
South Africans are paying too much for electricity, and for once they have an opportunity to influence the rules before the next bill lands. The Department of Electricity and… Read more »
South Africa: DA Demands Accountability and Transparency From Minister Gayton Mckenzie Over R20 Million Var Funding
- The DA has filed a PAIA request for all records behind Minister McKenzie's R20 million transfer. Read more »
September 12
South Africa: ANC Attack On Gwarube Exposes Its Commitment to Cadre Deployment Over Accountability
The Democratic Alliance rejects the ANC's attack on Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube and its attempt to portray legitimate executive oversight as political interference. Read more »
September 10
South Africa: DA Unveils Plan to Tackle Ethekwini's Staggering 65 Percent Water Losses
The following speech was delivered by DA eThekwini Mayoral Candidate, Haniff Hoosen, at the water crisis picket at Pinetown Water and Sanitation Depo on 10 September 2026 Read more »
South Africa: DA Reports Daybreak Lawyers to LPC Over R124m in Legal Payments
Please find soundbite attached by Andrew Bateman MP. Read more »
South Africa: DA Celebrates Min. Aucamp's Chinese Cherry Compact
-Landmark Chinese market access for SA cherries under DA Minister Aucamp. Read more »
September 09
South Africa: DA Files Legal Papers to Oppose ANC's Late Candidate Submission Case - Deadlines Are Deadlines!
The Democratic Alliance has filed papers before the Electoral Court for leave to intervene in the ANC's attempt to field candidates in six municipalities after failing to submit… Read more »
South Africa: DA Supports Minister Schreiber's Deportation Performance, Condemns Misreporting
The misreporting of Home Affairs' deportation figures by some news outlets has created a false impression that undermines the substantial progress achieved in restoring the rule of… Read more »
South Africa: DA Minister Schreiber Takes Home Affairs Digital Transformation to the World
The Democratic Alliance is proud to see that Minister of Home Affairs Leon Schreiber is showcasing his rapidly accelerating digital transformation of Home Affairs at a conference… Read more »
September 08
South Africa: GDP Shrinking Shows Urgent Reforms Are Now Unavoidable
News that South Africa's economy is getting smaller, not bigger, is a most urgent reminder that the government's current approach of 'reform incrementalism' just won't cut it. We… Read more »
September 07
South Africa: DA Cautiously Welcomes Appointment of Adv Vanara As Acting Head of Idac
The Democratic Alliance cautiously welcomes the appointment of Adv Ntuthuzelo Vanara as Acting Head of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC). Read more »
September 06
South Africa: Minister Aucamp Takes Swift Action Against Allegations of FMD Vaccine Markup
Minister Willie Aucamp's swift intervention in response to serious allegations of the markup of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) vaccines should be commended. South African farmers… Read more »
South Africa: Sadtu Must Stop Protecting Textbook Wrongdoing
SADTU's latest attack on Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube is a clear attempt to protect wrongdoing. Read more »
September 04
South Africa: Hill-Lewis - Ramaphosa Must Stop DG From Defying Gwarube
I am calling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to act urgently after the Director-General of Basic Education indicated a "green light" for the new Foundation Phase textbook catalogue… Read more »
September 03
South Africa: DA Hands Over More Gayton Evidence to Public Protector
Today, the DA submitted more damning information to the Public Protector to supplement the investigation into Minister Gayton McKenzie; where the Public Protector is looking into… Read more »
September 02
South Africa: Dismissal of Feroz Khan Must Be the First of Many
The dismissal of Major General Feroz Khan from the South African Police Service must be the first of many, until all of the crooked cops are removed from office. Read more »
September 01
South Africa: ActionSA's Disgraced, De-Barred Teffo Really Represents the Party Well
ActionSA maintains the party membership of former-Advocate Malesela Teffo, a person who was struck form the Roll of Advocates for being found unfit and improper to practice law. Read more »










