Lizeka Tandwa is the Digital Politics Editor for TimesLIVE and the Sunday Times. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on civil rights, social interest, and issues affecting women, while also addressing regional and world news. Lizeka's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Mail & Guardian, Business Day, and Sowetan.
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Party battles unpaid bills and candidate list turmoil as it prepares for November polls
A report on the mess by Fikile Mbalula makes clear the party's own officials were to blame, with Eastern Province secretary Lulama Ngcukaitobi singled out for criticism
A report on the mess by Fikile Mbalula makes clear the party’s own officials were to blame, with Eastern Province secretary Lulama Ngcukaitobi singled out for criticism
By: Lizeka Tandwa
Provincial chair Oscar Mabuyane says secretary Lulama Ngcukayitobi was unreachable as the ANC faces a high-stakes court battle over its botched IEC candidate submissions
Pretoria accuses Washington of misrepresenting domestic policies amid rising diplomatic tensions
Voters in Gauteng's three metros will face crowded ballot papers in November after the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) certified candidate lists containing 241 parties across Johannesburg, Tshwane and Ekurhuleni.
Major parties face internal divisions as candidate lists reveal unexpected absences and controversial picks
National Assembly speaker Thoko Didiza is due to appear before the Khampepe commission tomorrow over allegations that a meeting she attended in 2006 poisoned Reverend Frank Chikane, but she says she does not have much to offer.
Eastern Cape ANC chair calls for tough action against those responsible as infighting erupts
Political parties contesting the November 4 local government elections have pledged to abide by the Electoral Code of Conduct and campaign peacefully, as IEC chairperson Mosotho Moepya warned that the poll would be held against a backdrop of declining trust in democracy and widespread public scepticism.
