South Africa’s Government of National Unity faces ongoing tensions as political parties prepare for the 2026 local elections, with coalition governance expected to remain central.
South Africa uses a proportional representation electoral system where voters choose political parties rather than individuals. This guide explains how elections work, how votes are counted and how governments are formed.
South Africa operates a multi-party democratic system based on proportional representation, where political parties compete for seats in national, provincial and local government. This guide explains how government, elections and coalition politics work in South Africa.
South Africa Politics Explained: Government, Parties, Elections and How Power Works Read Post »
The ANC continues to face declining support ahead of upcoming municipal elections, with coalition governments and rising opposition parties reshaping South Africa’s political landscape.
ANC faces continued decline in support ahead of upcoming municipal elections Read Post »
South Africa has appointed Roelf Meyer as its new ambassador to the United States in a move aimed at strengthening diplomatic relations and improving bilateral cooperation between Pretoria and Washington.
Coalition tensions continue in Gauteng as ANC–EFF governance arrangements remain under scrutiny. Coalition politics are becoming increasingly central to South Africa’s provincial governance structures
Gauteng coalition tensions continue amid ANC–EFF governance arrangements Read Post »
Geordin Hill-Lewis has been elected as the new leader of the Democratic Alliance following internal party elections in April 2026. The DA continues to play a key role in South Africa’s coalition government landscape.
Geordin Hill-Lewis elected new DA leader amid ongoing coalition government dynamics Read Post »
Johannesburg — South African opposition leader Julius Malema has been sentenced to five years in prison after being found guilty
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