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Gauteng
politics1 h ago

ActionSA gains township wards from ANC in Gauteng elections

ActionSA is positioned to become the second-largest party in Tshwane and third-largest in Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni following the 2026 local elections. The party has expanded its presence significantly since 2021.

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Gauteng
politics2 h ago

Gauteng parties outline demands for 2026 local election coalition talks

Gauteng's top six political parties are detailing their non-negotiable demands for coalition agreements. Majorities are anticipated to be out of reach across the province's metros.

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Gauteng
governance2 d ago

SAHRC Report Highlights Gauteng's Water Crisis, Calls for Municipal Action

A South African Human Rights Commission report urged immediate action to address Gauteng's water crisis. However, non-binding recommendations and municipal resistance may impede community relief.

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