Riaan de Villiers says never mind one man, one vote -- maybe, one man, one accent will signal our true liberation NOT that he’s going to lose any sleep over it, one way or another, but I really like ...

While our Leader Mmusi Maimane chairs Parliament’s powerful Standing Committee ... BOSA has also shown care for vulnerable groups, renovating a children's shelter, distributing hygiene packs to senior ...

Note to Editors: the following remarks were delivered by DA Leader, Mmusi Maimane ... have a heritage where my wife is a white South African and realises the advantages her upbringing came with. We ...

If we build a strong economy and strong families, we can fight violence, keep children in school, and deliver a prosperous South Africa for all. It starts now. It starts with us. Let’s get to work.

Each of us must use the next five months to think very carefully about the South Africa we want for ourselves and our children, and how we can get there. Fellow South Africans, we have our destiny in ...

Or President Mmusi Maimane running with BOSA’s vision of building One South Africa. Pick who to vote for is a bit like how you pick a babysitter. Who do you trust with your children while you aren’t ...

The Western Cape has the best basic education results, keeping the largest proportion of children at school until matric and achieving the highest real matric pass rates. We’ve built 132 new schools ...

SASSA obtained a mere 46% of its KPIs this year. - The department needs to review social grants in line with the poverty levels as children need to have proper nutrition at as early an age as possible ...

This legislation is a significant step toward addressing systemic inequalities, ensuring that all children have the right to quality education. Additionally, the government has made commitments to ...

(Source: StatsSA QLFS) 7. DA-led Western Cape achieves the best basic education outcomes – highest retention of children in school until end of matric. Retained 63% of kids in 2018. All other ...

But here’s the thing about heritage: we don’t stop creating it. Everything we do today will one day be considered the heritage of our children and their children. And so we are tasked with the big ...