Lunga Mzangwe is a national reporter for Mail & Guardian, with a focus on South African politics and current affairs. His work has also been featured in The Citizen News. Lunga's articles provide in-depth analysis and coverage of political events, party dynamics, and key figures in the South African political landscape.
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Lunga Mzangwe's coverage focuses predominantly on South African government and politics, with an emphasis on evolving stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. The majority of the articles are related to South African politics, particularly covering the ANC (African National Congress), Jacob Zuma, Cyril Ramaphosa, and various political parties.
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But president Collen Malatji says rumours of division are being spread by those who want the league to implode
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MK’s plan to poach EFF leaders has strained relations between the parties
By: Lunga Mzangwe, Mandisa Nyathi
ATM president Vuyo Zungula believes the so-called progressive caucus will survive the tensions between the two parties
By: Lunga Mzangwe
ANC national spokesperson Mahlengi Bhengu-Motsiri has admitted that the party's structures in KwaZulu-Natal are not strong enough to withstand the problems it faces.
By: Lunga Mzangwe
ANC secretary general Fikile Mbalula says the party leadership in KwaZulu-Natal cannot match the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party in the province and requires intervention.
The South Africa Communist Party (SACP) says that although it intends to contest the next elections as an independent party, it will not act in opposition to the ANC in the post-election phase.
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Gauteng Economic Freedom Fighters chair Nkululeko Dunga says the province has agreed to re-elect president Julius Malema for a third term as the EFF's leader.
Economic Freedom Fighters ( EFF ) leader Jilius Malema has sent a stern warning to journalists not to ask him questions relating to the party's head
By: Lunga Mzangwe
Economic Freedom Fighters ( EFF ) leader Julius Malema says his party will be ready to go into government once the ANC removes the Democratic Alliance from the government of national unity (GNU).
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