Ramaphosa says IEC glitches must not block candidate lists
Cyril Ramaphosa says technical problems with the IEC system must be resolved so parties can submit candidate lists before voting.
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Cyril Ramaphosa says technical problems with the IEC system must be resolved so parties can submit candidate lists before voting.
The discussion argues that weak polling data in rural provinces distorts South Africa’s political picture.
Human Settlements Minister Tembi Simelane says her department secured its first clean audit since it was established.
Dr Ralph Mateja says internal resistance to stricter candidate rules caused the ANC’s Eastern Cape registration problems.
Julian Rademer says 56% of nearly 200 documented political assassinations occurred during municipal election years.
The DA leader says a presidential bid once seemed impossible but is now within reach, driven by his belief in South Africa’s potential.
An IRR analysis finds the ANC leads among women, while men would put it level with the DA.
A guest says map projections that shrink Africa carry educational, cultural and geopolitical consequences.
The IEC says parties that miss candidate-submission deadlines cannot expect the electoral commission to intervene, raising concerns in the Eastern Cape.
Clinton Laram outlines plans to convert informal-area residential zones into shops and help residents navigate town-planning applications.
Clinton Laram says a former ally accused him of interfering in tenders, but the Hawks found nothing to consider.
Advocate Dalim Bofu argues that Cyril Ramaphosa’s review bid delays accountability over the Section 89 panel’s Palapala findings.
Argentina’s president says companies exploiting Falklands resources could face sanctions, renewing a dispute with Britain over the islands.
A caller argues that Ramaphosa must account for the cash found at his farm, warning against separating him from its management.
Analyst says Donald Trump’s political survival depends on retaining control of both houses in the midterm elections.
A DA spokesperson says conflicting figures and travel costs prompted a request for a Public Protector investigation.
The presenters reflect on Barack Obama becoming the first Black US president and the significance of his inauguration.
An analyst says a stable DA-led Johannesburg could attract talent, investment and reshape South African politics for decades.
The guest says Donald Trump damaged institutions and warns AI-driven inequality could deepen political desperation.
Power FM outlines a new bill targeting illegal mining and urges the public to submit comments through the legislative process.
SMWX outlines arguments that Ramaphosa’s report is preliminary and cannot be treated as a final legal finding.
A BizNews exchange highlights the DA caucus’s autonomy and a joke that Jordan Lewis may lead it without being its boss.
A BizNews analyst predicts a fierce leadership contest inside MK when Jacob Zuma is no longer able to lead the party.
A BizNews discussion jokes that advisers urged Helen Zilla to jump into a pothole and dangle from a building.
The hosts advise a first-time voter to compare party values, policies, governance records and corruption track records.
A BizNews guest says the SACP is losing influence after deciding to contest elections separately from the ANC.
IEC chairperson Mosoto Moepe says a record number of candidates are contesting council seats in the latest nominations.
An analyst questions whether underspent municipal grants helped fund the city’s reported Eskom debt repayment.
The president says reform must be measured by change in people’s lives, transparency and public scrutiny ahead of local elections.
An internal review found no wrongdoing by High Commissioner Anil Suklaw over a private India visit involving Jacob Zuma and A.J. Gupta.
A SASCO representative says national dialogue should let ordinary South Africans determine the country’s direction and avoid past mistakes.
A Ghana-focused discussion proposes youth-led scorecards to assess parties and help voters make informed choices.
A Cape Talk commentator argues that senior officials cannot use sudden illness to avoid scrutiny or employment consequences.
A presenter mocks the mayor’s surprise at seeing inactive JMPD officers and illegal trading, offering him a sarcastic tour of Johannesburg.
A defence and security expert says the ANC’s rushed committee-chair election ignored rules governing a key parliamentary oversight body.
Ramaphosa’s legal counsel argues he acted in good faith after $580,000 was stolen from his Phala Phala farm.
An analyst says the US has run out of viable military options and effectively accepted Iran’s terms in a 14-clause agreement.
An economist argues that South Africa should follow its national interest rather than align with any global power.
The IEC says parties will not get extra time after the deadline for submitting candidate lists for local government elections.
Cyril Ramaphosa says technical problems with the IEC system must be resolved so parties can submit candidate lists before voting.
The discussion argues that weak polling data in rural provinces distorts South Africa’s political picture.
Human Settlements Minister Tembi Simelane says her department secured its first clean audit since it was established.
Dr Ralph Mateja says internal resistance to stricter candidate rules caused the ANC’s Eastern Cape registration problems.
Julian Rademer says 56% of nearly 200 documented political assassinations occurred during municipal election years.
The DA leader says a presidential bid once seemed impossible but is now within reach, driven by his belief in South Africa’s potential.
An IRR analysis finds the ANC leads among women, while men would put it level with the DA.
A guest says map projections that shrink Africa carry educational, cultural and geopolitical consequences.
The IEC says parties that miss candidate-submission deadlines cannot expect the electoral commission to intervene, raising concerns in the Eastern Cape.
Clinton Laram outlines plans to convert informal-area residential zones into shops and help residents navigate town-planning applications.
Clinton Laram says a former ally accused him of interfering in tenders, but the Hawks found nothing to consider.
Advocate Dalim Bofu argues that Cyril Ramaphosa’s review bid delays accountability over the Section 89 panel’s Palapala findings.
Argentina’s president says companies exploiting Falklands resources could face sanctions, renewing a dispute with Britain over the islands.
A caller argues that Ramaphosa must account for the cash found at his farm, warning against separating him from its management.
A caller says removing corporal punishment and the death penalty weakened deterrence and contributed to higher crime.
Analyst says Donald Trump’s political survival depends on retaining control of both houses in the midterm elections.
A DA spokesperson says conflicting figures and travel costs prompted a request for a Public Protector investigation.
The presenters reflect on Barack Obama becoming the first Black US president and the significance of his inauguration.
An analyst says a stable DA-led Johannesburg could attract talent, investment and reshape South African politics for decades.
The guest says Donald Trump damaged institutions and warns AI-driven inequality could deepen political desperation.
Power FM outlines a new bill targeting illegal mining and urges the public to submit comments through the legislative process.
SMWX outlines arguments that Ramaphosa’s report is preliminary and cannot be treated as a final legal finding.
SMWX examines contradictions in the president’s account of how $580,000 in cash was stored at his farm.
A BizNews exchange highlights the DA caucus’s autonomy and a joke that Jordan Lewis may lead it without being its boss.
A BizNews analyst predicts a fierce leadership contest inside MK when Jacob Zuma is no longer able to lead the party.
A BizNews discussion jokes that advisers urged Helen Zilla to jump into a pothole and dangle from a building.
The hosts advise a first-time voter to compare party values, policies, governance records and corruption track records.
A BizNews guest says the SACP is losing influence after deciding to contest elections separately from the ANC.
IEC chairperson Mosoto Moepe says a record number of candidates are contesting council seats in the latest nominations.
An analyst questions whether underspent municipal grants helped fund the city’s reported Eskom debt repayment.
The president says reform must be measured by change in people’s lives, transparency and public scrutiny ahead of local elections.
An internal review found no wrongdoing by High Commissioner Anil Suklaw over a private India visit involving Jacob Zuma and A.J. Gupta.
A SASCO representative says national dialogue should let ordinary South Africans determine the country’s direction and avoid past mistakes.
A Ghana-focused discussion proposes youth-led scorecards to assess parties and help voters make informed choices.
A Cape Talk commentator argues that senior officials cannot use sudden illness to avoid scrutiny or employment consequences.
A presenter mocks the mayor’s surprise at seeing inactive JMPD officers and illegal trading, offering him a sarcastic tour of Johannesburg.
A defence and security expert says the ANC’s rushed committee-chair election ignored rules governing a key parliamentary oversight body.
Ramaphosa’s legal counsel argues he acted in good faith after $580,000 was stolen from his Phala Phala farm.
An analyst says the US has run out of viable military options and effectively accepted Iran’s terms in a 14-clause agreement.
An economist argues that South Africa should follow its national interest rather than align with any global power.
The IEC says parties will not get extra time after the deadline for submitting candidate lists for local government elections.
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