Coalition governments are nothing new in South African politics And as South Africans head to the polls on the 4th of November, the prospect of hung councils is once again under the spotlight. Coalition deals, not outright victories, could once again decide who governs many of South Africa's municipalities after the Local Government Elections. The 2021 poll produced 66 hung councils, and analysts say coalition politics is likely here to stay. 
Shamiela Fisher reports.

Coalition governments are nothing new in South African politics&nbsp;And as South Africans head to the polls on the 4th of November, the prospect of hung councils is once again under the spotlight. Coalition deals, not outright victories, could once again decide who governs many of South Africa's municipalities after the Local Government Elections. The 2021 poll produced 66 hung councils, and analysts say coalition politics is likely here to stay.&nbsp; Shamiela Fisher reports.

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Coalition deals may determine who governs South Africa’s municipalities after November’s local elections.

The uMkhonto weSizwe Party's First Deputy President, Duduzane  Zuma, says his father and party leader, former President Jacob Zuma, will return to the campaign trail before the November local government elections. Duduzane Zuma was addressing hundreds of party supporters and members of the community at a mini rally in uMgababa in the south coast of Durban. He says the past two weeks have been difficult for the family amid reports about his father's health. However, he has expressed confidence that Jacob Zuma will resume his duties soon. He says they are confident that the party will do well at the local government polls and that  Zuma will become South Africa's president again in 2029. Khalesakhe Mbhense reports.......

The uMkhonto weSizwe Party's First Deputy President, Duduzane &nbsp;Zuma, says his father and party leader, former President Jacob Zuma, will return to the campaign trail before the November local government elections. Duduzane Zuma was addressing hundreds of party supporters and members of the community at a mini rally in uMgababa in the south coast of Durban. He says the past two weeks have been difficult for the family amid reports about his father's health. However, he has expressed confidence that Jacob Zuma will resume his duties soon. He says they are confident that the party will do well at the local government polls and that &nbsp;Zuma will become South Africa's president again in 2029. Khalesakhe Mbhense reports.......

Duduzane  Zuma, says his father and party leader, former President Jacob Zuma, will return to the campaign trail before the November local government elections.

Service delivery remains a major concern for residents across Lekwa-Teemane Local Municipality in the North West, with communities raising questions about access to basic services, infrastructure maintenance and local government accountability. As political parties campaign ahead of the upcoming local government elections, residents want to know how candidates intend to address these longstanding challenges and translate their promises into tangible improvements. In Christiana and surrounding communities, the focus is on whether the next municipal council will deliver reliable services and respond to the needs of the people. SABC News reporter Thabang Morutloa visited the area and complied this report…

Service delivery remains a major concern for residents across Lekwa-Teemane Local Municipality in the North West, with communities raising questions about access to basic services, infrastructure maintenance and local government accountability. As political parties campaign ahead of the upcoming local government elections, residents want to know how candidates intend to address these longstanding challenges and translate their promises into tangible improvements. In Christiana and surrounding communities, the focus is on whether the next municipal council will deliver reliable services and respond to the needs of the people. SABC News reporter Thabang Morutloa visited the area and complied this report&hellip;

Service delivery remains a major concern for residents across Lekwa-Teemane Local Municipality in the North West, with communities raising questions about access to basic service

Izindunas in Gauteng are calling for the death penalty to be reinstated. This comes after a spate of murders in and around the Kwa-Maimai area as well as recent incidents of Gender Based Violence and Femicide in Ekurhuleni on the East Rand. The Izindunas from different hostels met at Kwa Maimai near the Johannesburg CBD on Sunday. Horisani Sithole reports…

Izindunas in Gauteng are calling for the death penalty to be reinstated. This comes after a spate of murders in and around the Kwa-Maimai area as well as recent incidents of Gender Based Violence and Femicide in Ekurhuleni on the East Rand. The Izindunas from different hostels met at Kwa Maimai near the Johannesburg CBD on Sunday. Horisani Sithole reports&hellip;

Coalition deals may determine who governs South Africa’s municipalities after November’s local elections.

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