COPE has called on Cyril Ramaphosa to urgently intervene and place the Health Department under Administration in the Presidency here’s why.

In a historic agreement six politicial parties have joined forces in a bid to keep the ANC from ruling over hung municipalities.

Laying down their security fears, political party COPE has openly opposed the decision to allow Jacob Zuma a day out of prison on compassionate grounds.

In addition to being a unifier in sports, Mluleki George had joined Cope after breaking away from the ANC IN 2008 when Jacob Zuma was elected the party’s new president

A salty Mbalula is taunting smaller parties on their shortcomings.

The party’s best chance at revival, or at least some semblance of political relevance, rests on the back of this year’s ballot box.

A decade ago, in the year of its formation, COPE managed to garner 7.42% of the national vote.

The scores are in for President Cyril Ramaphosa, and he hasn’t been able to keep those across the political divide very happy in his first year as president.

The war of words between Mosiuoa Lekota and Cyril Ramaphosa escalated this week. Now we can see the papers that sparked this argument.

Mosiuoa Lekota ruffled feathers earlier today when he said Cyril Ramaphosa sold comrades out to Apartheid cops in the mid-seventies.

Mosiuoa Lekota has dropped one of the biggest bombshells Parliament’s ever heard. Terror says that Cyril “snitched to special branch” to save himself.

The Private Members Bill aims to put practical political power in the hands of ordinary South Africans.

In your South African news today wrap, we’re looking at the release of crime stats, the dollar to rand value, and much more.

COPE leader, Mosiuoa Lekota, says landowners should be compensated.

Gwede, what’s going off?

COPE MP Mosiuoa Lekota used his time during the SONA Debate to focus on land expropriation without compensation. The EFF was not at all happy with the questions he was asking.

Now this seems very fair…

Couldn’t have said it better ourselves!

Controversial comments of a different kind.

Mosiuoa ‘Terror’ Lekota called on South Africans to unite – starting with the members of the house.

Opposition MPs weren’t too pleased with “Saxonwold Shebeen” Brian Molefe’s arrival in parly.

Things could be about to get rough, very rough.

Even COPE is bringing the heat in day two of the SONADebate.

The secretary general of the ANC made it very clear that the party won’t fire Zuma, for fear of another COPE or EFF rising.

COPE leader Mosiuoa Lekota says continuing their participation in Parliament is unjustifiable following the failed bid to remove president Jacob Zuma.