DA welcomes new members in Verulam

The Democratic Alliance welcomed new members in Verulam north of Durban on June 6. The event formed part of efforts to mobilise support ahead of local government elections. eThekwini mayoral candidate Haniff Hoosen criticised the ANC-run municipality for failing residents.

The gathering was led by Haniff Hoosen and provincial chairperson Dean Macpherson. The party said it has increased public engagements across the municipality to prepare for the polls. Hoosen told supporters that the ANC-run eThekwini municipality has failed residents. He pointed to several uncompleted and mismanaged projects as evidence of this failure. Hoosen said: “We were hopeful that this new government would have built facilities for our children, football fields, swimming pools, netball. ... We were hopeful in 1994 that this government was going to do that but they are stealing money for themselves instead of putting it into the community.”

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DA leadership candidates Geordin Hill-Lewis and Sibusiso Dyonase deliver passionate speeches to over 2,000 party members at the Federal Congress in Midrand.
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DA leadership hopefuls make pitches to members as race heats up

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Candidates for DA federal leadership, including Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis and Sedibeng caucus leader Sibusiso Dyonase, delivered passionate speeches to more than 2,000 party members in Midrand, Johannesburg, at the Federal Congress on April 11. The new leadership is expected to steer the party into its next chapter after John Steenhuisen announced he would not seek re-election. Voting for leadership positions takes place on Sunday.

Democratic Alliance federal leader Geordin Hill-Lewis addressed service delivery issues in KwaZulu-Natal during the party's provincial congress in Durban on Saturday. He urged municipalities to demonstrate effective governance and highlighted the uMngeni Municipality as a model. Hill-Lewis identified the eThekwini metro as the party's next priority for improvement.

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Sithembiso Ngema has been elected as the new provincial leader of the Democratic Alliance in KwaZulu-Natal.

The African National Congress in Limpopo has removed two mayors from their positions in the Vhembe and Tzaneen districts.

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Two opposition parties in Nelson Mandela Bay have submitted no-confidence motions against Mayor Babalwa Lobishe, citing failures in electricity and water infrastructure management. The motions highlight repeated pylon collapses and controversial transformer leasing amid ongoing service disruptions. The mayor dismissed the challenge as expected from critics.

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