South Africa's infrastructure pipeline has grown to $16.5 billion, with President Ramaphosa and Mayor Hill-Lewis aligning on the nation's infrastructure development goals for Sidssa 2026.
Democratic Alliance federal council chair Ashor Sarupen confirmed that party leader Geordin Hill-Lewis will continue serving as Cape Town mayor, citing past success when the leader was not in Parliament.
President Ramaphosa has dismissed Social Development Minister Sisisi Tolashe from her position. This decision follows earlier calls from opposition leaders, including DA leader Hill-Lewis, for the embattled minister's removal.
Tony Leon, in an opinion piece for News24, analyzes what he terms "Geordin's gambit," advocating for ambitious political goals over maintaining a status quo. The article likely refers to Geordin Hill-Lewis, the Mayor of Cape Town.
South Africa's Democratic Alliance (DA), the ruling coalition's second-largest party, has elected Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis as its new leader, aiming to expand its power base in upcoming local polls.
An article explores the potential and implications of Geordin Hill-Lewis serving simultaneously as the Democratic Alliance leader and Cape Town's Mayor.
Geordin Hill-Lewis is facing an unexpected challenger for the top position in South Africa's Democratic Alliance (DA) party, as leadership races are reportedly experiencing internal turmoil. This signals a competitive and potentially contentious election within the party.
Geordin Hill-Lewis has officially declared his intention to run for the Democratic Alliance's top leadership position, signaling a call for renewal within the party.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) has strongly criticized the African National Congress's (ANC) 100-day municipal promises, calling them implausible and lacking integrity.
A news digest covers various topics including Hill-Lewis's redefinition of the DA, justice for Kruger poachers, and the emerging science of mindful eating.
Partners in South Africa's Government of National Unity (GNU) have reacted to Geordin Hill-Lewis' decision to lead the Democratic Alliance (DA) from Cape Town City Hall.
Newly elected federal chair Solly Msimanga is being considered for a ministerial position as Hill-Lewis prepares to meet President Ramaphosa, with a DA cabinet reshuffle not ruled out.
Hill-Lewis remains the overwhelming favourite to replace John Steenhuisen as DA federal leader but Dyanase’s candidacy has turned the race into a debate over internal democracy
A South African podcast features Hill-Lewis discussing his presidential aspirations and the ongoing conflict between Steenhuisen and George within the DA.
Party sources indicate that revelations about Dr. Mark Burke, who was part of a team investigating malfeasance at the Public Investment Corporation, could impact DA leaders. The SA Reserve Bank is also investigating Burke's business dealings.
An opinion piece by Adriaan Basson commends Geordin Hill-Lewis for his 'refreshing candour,' discussing the impact and nature of his communication style in the political landscape.
An analysis suggests that Hill-Lewis is initiating fundamental changes within South Africa's Democratic Alliance (DA) party, potentially impacting the country as a whole.
Geordin Hill-Lewis, the new leader of South Africa's Democratic Alliance, acknowledges the party's support base is too narrow and aims to broaden its appeal.
The leader of South Africa's Democratic Alliance (DA) party reportedly left a congress after failing to secure the federal chair position, signaling a generational change within the party's leadership.
Geordin Hill-Lewis has accepted the nomination to succeed John Steenhuisen as the leader of South Africa's Democratic Alliance (DA), while Solly Msimanga has put his name forward for the federal chair position.