Category: Politics - Page 3
Biden Champions Democracy in D-Day Normandy Speech, Differentiates from Trump
President Biden's speech in Normandy, commemorating D-Day, honored U.S. Army Rangers and emphasized democratic values, contrasting with former President Trump's approach. His message framed democracy vs. dictatorship as the central issue for the 2024 election, while addressing aid to Ukraine and the complexities posed by his stance on Israel and Gaza.
Lindiwe Sisulu Advocates Against ANC-DA Coalition, Favors Black Party Alliances
Former minister and ANC veteran Lindiwe Sisulu has voiced her opposition to a potential coalition between the ANC and the DA, citing ideological differences. She believes that aligning with parties that share the ANC’s values, like the MK Party or IFP, would be a more suitable strategy. This stance comes as a response to the ANC’s recent loss of majority in elections, which Sisulu attributes to unmet promises.
IEC Confronts Glitches on Day One of South Africa's Special Votes
The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) confronted several issues during the first day of the special voting process. The commission acknowledged discrepancies and inconsistencies, including missing ballots at some stations and complaints about the voting system. Despite the glitches, the commission felt positive about voter turnout and urged citizens to vote on May 29.
DA's Bold Advertisement Featuring Flag Burning Captures Voter Attention
The Democratic Alliance (DA) responds to controversies with an advert depicting the burning of the South African flag. Aimed as a voter alert, this advertisement warns against the potential consequences of an ANC-EFF coalition and showcases a restored flag under DA governance.
Controversy Surrounds Prajwal Revanna's Departure Amid Assault Allegations: Modi's Critique
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized Karnataka's decision to permit JD(S) MP Prajwal Revanna to travel abroad despite facing sexual assault allegations. Modi argues for strict measures, highlighting political maneuvers involving sensitive information post-elections.
Former Police Commissioner Lennit Max Leaves Freedom Front Plus Over Diversity Issues
Lennit Max, the former Western Cape Police Commissioner, has resigned from the Freedom Front Plus party. His departure highlights concerns over the party's focus on primarily Afrikaner interests. Max, who was once a Cape Town mayoral candidate for the FF+, voiced issues regarding the exclusion of other racial groups in party policies.