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President Cyril Ramaphosa says it is critical that South Africans of all races remain on the journey of national unity which began in 1994 and resist the temptation, in times of difficulty, to retreat into laagers of ethnicity and race.

The leader of the African Peoples Movement (APEMO) , Vikizitha Mlotshwa, says his party wants foreign nationals to be screened before entering the country to ensure that only those with scarce skills are employed. He was speaking at an e

The Constitutional Court will hear the Independent Electoral Commissions (IEC) urgent appeal against the Electoral Court order which paved the way for former President Jacob Zuma to remain on the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party list on May 10. <

African National Congress (ANC) Member of Parliament, Mikateko Mahlaule, says the party has created a policy that will assist in paving the way for South Africans to own the countrys minerals. He was a panelist during the SABCs Elections

The African National Congress (ANC) ANC Secretary-General, Fikile Mbalula, says he believes the ruling party can oust the Democratic Alliance (DA) from power in the Western Cape in the upcoming elections. He was on the campaign trail in Worcester

The African National Congress (ANC) Deputy President, Paul Mashatile has reiterated the ANCs plea to communities to give the party another opportunity to improve their lives. Mashatile took the partys election campaign to the south of Johannesbur

The African Peoples Movement (APEMO) has called for people of all ages to be employed in government positions which the party said should have no age limits. This as government positions mostly go to people below the age of 35. APEMO Pre

The African National Congress (ANC) President Cyril Ramaphosa says the historic challenge of electricity and Maluti-a-Phofung municipalitys debt to Eskom is something the ANC led government is working on. He says they are working on getting thing

This week SABC Elections 360 debates the state of unemployment, poverty and mining beneficiation, live from Oukasie Hall in Brits in the North West . On the panel are representatives from the ANC, F4SD, DA, EFF, VF and the PAC parties. <