In 2014, a political power struggle took place in Gauteng, marked by the EFF gaining influence and Nomvula Mokonyane serving as Premier.

The entities involved

• Gauteng →

  province in South Africa

  • Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal provinces received prioritized tactical capacity, and Velenkosini Hlabisa addressed media in Pretoria.03:20
  • Mkhwanazi's detectives are pursuing the murder of Swart in Gauteng.Sun 18:47
• Western Cape →

  province of South Africa

  • General facts regarding the geography and demographics of major South African urban centers, including Johannesburg, Cape Town, and the Western Cape.Sun 21:21
  • Issues regarding the state of local government in South Africa are currently being observed in the Western Cape.Sat 14:32
• Economic Freedom Fighters →

  pan-Africanist political party in South Africa

  • South African political parties, including the ANC and EFF, face major tests as Ipsos polls show shifting support in big metros.Sun 12:47
  • EFF questioned police procedures in South Africa, leading to an investigation probe extending to Namibia.Fri 11:44

Related events

• A 2013 report notes Nomvula Mokonyane as Premier of Gauteng, referencing the World Cup during integration discussions.Oct 18
• ANC Youth League members were killed in Gauteng, a province surrounding Johannesburg.Oct 14
• Crime issues in Johannesburg, involving police data, are reported in Gauteng, specifically near Westbury.Aug 28
• Mmamoloko Kubayi serves as a minister in Gauteng, which is a province of South Africa.Jun 18
• Protests are active across Gauteng, Eastern Cape, and KwaZulu-Natal, while diplomatic talks are held in Pretoria.Jun 26