Jason Felix is a Parliamentary Journalist for News24, focusing on local news in South Africa. With a background in journalism from CPUT, Jason covers a range of topics including politics, business, and current affairs. His articles provide insights into the political landscape of South Africa and the actions of various political parties.
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By: Jason Felix
Voters who want to see what an ANC and EFF coalition government could look like, should look no further than the crumbling Ekurhuleni Municipality. This is according to DA leader John Steenhuisen who launched the second leg of the party's Gauteng Rescue Tour in Springs.
By: Jason Felix
Questions are being raised about political newcomer Rise Mzansi's senior party leaders and their pro-Palestine views.
By: Jason Felix
The leader of the opposition has given the leader of the ruling ANC a challenge: implement specialised resources to tackle gender-based violence before the country heads to the polls.
By: Jason Felix
DA leader John Steenhuisen wants Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka to investigate President Cyril Ramaphosa, claiming the ruling party wants to use taxpayer money to help it win votes.
By: Jason Felix
Whoever believes there has been no progress in South Africa over the last three decades has not been living in the country, says GOOD Party leader Patricia de Lille.
By: Jason Felix
The EFF's posters, election material and major rallies have all been bankrolled with a R60 million Standard Bank loan.
By: Jason Felix
ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba cautioned DA leader John Steenhuisen to respect the Constitution and let voters decide who should govern.
By: Jason Felix
GOOD party leader Patricia de Lille has hit back at DA leader John Steenhuisen for referring to smaller parties as popcorn parties.
By: Jason Felix
A vote for the DA is a vote for two million new jobs. That is according to DA leader John Steenhuisen, who made bold promises to the voters in Nelson Mandela Bay in the Eastern Cape.
By: Jason Felix, Marvin Charles, Alex Mitchley
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa has pleaded with voters not to allow the DA to scrap the national minimum wage.
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