South Africa: DA Congratulates Bafana Bafana On Historic World Cup Achievement

The Democratic Alliance (DA) congratulates Bafana Bafana on their outstanding 1-0 victory over South Korea and on securing a place in the FIFA World Cup knockout rounds for the… Read more »

South Africa: DA Refers Deputy Minister Zikalala to the Public Protector Over Unlawful Appointment of Idt Chairperson

The Democratic Alliance has laid a complaint with the Public Protector against the former Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Sihle Zikalala (now Deputy Minister), over… Read more »

South Africa: DA Objects to SANDF Sidelining Parliament's Oversight

- SANDF sidelining Parliament's oversight role. Read more »

South Africa: DA Calls On Cachalia and Ncata to Fund Cambridge Police Station Repairs

Fire-gutted barracks apartments at Cambridge Police Station remain unrepaired for more than two years. Read more »

South Africa: DA Ensures the Process for NPA Budget Independence Begins

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has been successful in our sustained fight for greater independence of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). If the NPA has control over its own… Read more »

South Africa: DA Calls On Voters Who Missed Registration Weekend to Urgently Register Online

The Democratic Alliance (DA) is pleased with progress this Voter Registration Weekend. This was one step in a sustained campaign by the DA to correctly register hundreds of… Read more »

South Africa: DA Probes Billions Lost in Pic's Failed Isibaya Investments

The Democratic Alliance will probe how the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) has lost billions set aside for government pensions and other public purposes through reckless… Read more »

South Africa: DA Extends Very Best Wishes to Bafana Bafana for World Cup 2026

Please find a video from DA Federal Leader Geordin Hill-Lewis, standing with all South Africans backing Bafana Bafana Read more »

South Africa: Let the NPA Pack Its Own Lunch - Minister Kubayi Must Step Up Reforms

The Democratic Alliance (DA) conducted oversight at Alexandra Magistrates Court today, to see whether the situation has improved since our last oversight in March. We found more of… Read more »

South Africa: ANC Study Groups - PSC Advisory Note Vindicates DA Stance

The Democratic Alliance (DA) received a letter from the Chairperson of the Public Service Commission (PSC), Professor Somadoda Fikeni, with advisory notes on the issue of ANC study… Read more »

South Africa: DA Ramps Up Fight to Scrap the RAF, As Creecy Seeks New Tax On Cars

The Democratic Alliance (DA) is ramping up our fight against plans being considered by Transport Minister Barbara Creecy to make motorists pay even more to prop up the failing Road… Read more »

South Africa: DA Reveals SAPS Is Intentionally Underfunding Cybercrime Investigations As Scams Grow

The Democratic Alliance (DA) can reveal, through a Parliamentary Reply, that the South African Police Service (SAPS) has failed to provide any digital forensics training to… Read more »

South Africa: DA Welcomes Siu Probe Into Psira's R130 Million Training Scandal, but CEO and CFO Must Still Be Suspended

Please find below English and Afrikaans soundbite by Ian Cameron MP. Read more »

South Africa: Liam Jacobs Rejoins the DA After Rejecting the Patriotic Alliance's Politics of Chaos and Criminality

Today we welcome Liam Jacobs back to the Democratic Alliance. Read more »

South Africa: DA Lodges Formal Complaint Over Rape Kit Crisis and Convicted Cops Scandal

The DA has lodged a formal Standing Order 101 complaint against Western Cape Provincial Commissioner Lt. Genl. Thembisile Patekile and Provincial Supply Chain Head Maj. Genl.… Read more »

South Africa: DA Tackles Illegal Number Plates, Calling for Creecy, Tau and Cachalia to Act

The DA has written to Ministers Tau, Creecy and Acting Minister Cachalia to urgently establish an inter-ministerial task team to deal with a national safety and crime crisis: fake… Read more »

South Africa: DA Welcomes IEC Probe of ANC and Rise Mzansi Funding

- ANC faces scrutiny over donations Read more »

South Africa: DA Demands Emergency Parliamentary Meeting Over 28,000 Untraceable Parolees

The Democratic Alliance has written to the Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Correctional Services, Kgomotso Ramolobeng, to demand an emergency meeting after revelations… Read more »

South Africa: Schreiber and BMA's Relentless Action to Restore Rule of Law Delivers Unprecedented R1bn Drug Bust

The Democratic Alliance (DA) welcomes the almost R1-billion Beitbridge drug bust by the Border Management Authority announced by Minister of Home Affairs, Dr Leon Schreiber. Read more »

South Africa: Replace NSFAS Now! Universities & TVETs Carry R62 Billion Student Debt, As NSFAS Implodes

The briefings presented to Parliament today by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), Universities South Africa (USAf) and the South African Public Colleges… Read more »

South Africa: Ramaphosa's Phala Phala Review Must Not Delay Parliament Process

The DA maintains that the parliamentary impeachment process must not stall while President Ramaphosa's review application unfolds before the courts. Parliament must be allowed to… Read more »

South Africa: DA Demands Action As Parliament Continues to Bury Secretary to Parliament Allegations

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has followed up with the Public Protector, requesting a progress report on the investigation into Secretary to Parliament (STP) Xolile George, and will… Read more »

South Africa: DA Minister Champions Cutting Edge Reform to Eliminate Ghost Workers

The Democratic Alliance (DA) welcomes the launch of the Department of Home Affairs' new real-time employee verification platform for National Treasury to help eliminate ghost… Read more »

South Africa: DA Lays Complaint After 164 Criminal Convictions Linked to Wc SAPS Members

- 164 criminal convictions linked to WC SAPS members, Read more »

South Africa: DA Launches 2026 Registration Campaign As the First Step to Get Municipalities Working

Photos of the event here, here, here, here, here, here, here. Read more »