da.org.za2 小时
Against The Expropriation Act: How and Why the DA is fighting it.
The Democratic Alliance maintains its opposition to the Expropriation Act on Constitutional grounds. However, we do not believe that South Africans should be punished for the flawed policies advocated ...
da.org.za22 小时
Establishment of the Small Business Ombud a step in the right direction
The DA welcomes the establishment of the Small Business Ombud, a significant step towards a fairer and more supportive ...
da.org.za22 小时
DA extends condolences on the passing of Douw Steyn
The Democratic Alliance (DA) extends its sincerest condolences to the family and loved ones of Douw Steyn following his ...
da.org.za1 天
DA clarifies misconceptions and reaffirms commitment to fostering strong SA-US relations
The Democratic Alliance (DA) notes with deep concern President Donald Trump’s threat to cut critical aid funding in response ...
da.org.za2 天
Mining Indaba: Mantashe underwhelms again
Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, Gwede Mantashe's, opening statement at the 2025 Investing in African Mining ...
da.org.za3 天
DA candidate applications for Local Government Election now open
Capable candidates are the key to securing the future of all citizens, ensuring efficient service delivery and accountable ...
da.org.za3 天
DA calls for cut in military presence at SONA in light of DRC crisis
It is inappropriate for government officials and dignitaries to be entertained by grand military displays while our soldiers, ...
da.org.za4 天
DA welcomes major strides in securing South Africa’s borders under BMA reforms
The Democratic Alliance (DA) congratulates Dr. Leon Schreiber, Minister of Home Affairs, for his tremendous leadership and ...
da.org.za4 天
Load-shedding soft threat becomes devastating reality, ahead of SONA
Eskom has confirmed, devastatingly, that Stage 3 load-shedding will be implemented from 5pm today - less than a week before ...
da.org.za4 天
Eskom’s warning of Stage 4 load-shedding is a wake-up call for urgent reform
"This latest warning from Eskom proves that the time for half-measures is over. Tariff increases and quick fixes will not solve South Africa’s electricity crisis. Only bold, structural reform will." ...