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“We have to increase the quality and quantity of the middle-class” – COPE’s Thomas Mofokeng on the economy

Zuko Komisa "We have to increase the quality and quantity of the middle-class" - COPE's Thomas Mofokeng on the economy. Point of View with Phemelo Motene spoke to Congress of the People (COPE) Gauteng Chairperson, Thomas Mofokeng who outlined the COPE's manifesto. In the general elections scheduled for May, the Congress of the People asserts that it will gain more seats in Parliament and make gains throughout the nation. COPE's […]

today23/04/2024

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WATCH: Amendments to the Constitution and more with COPE

Will Patrick Lekota resign from his position, what election reform in the country has COPE called for, and what is COPE's opinion on the amendment of the Constitution? Phemelo Motene delves into these questions and more, with COPE Gauteng Chairperson Thomas Mofokeng. Stay informed with Road to Elections with Phemelo Motene on Kaya 959 Point of View:

today23/04/2024

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COPE national spokesperson Dennis Bloem has resigned from the party

Zuko Komisa COPE national spokesperson Dennis Bloem has resigned from the party. Congress of the People (COPE) national Spokesperson, Dennis Bloem has announced his resignation from the political party with immediate effect. Bloem who has been a long standing member of COPE, represented the party in the National Council of Provinces from 2009 to 2014 and before that he represented the African National Congress in Parliament from 1994 to 2009. He […]

today25/08/2023

Point Of View

Unpacking the latest expulsions of COPE members

Zuko Komisa Image | Willie Madisha and Terror Lekota - Twitter Unpacking the latest expulsions of COPE members. The court is anticipated to rule on the struggle for control within the Congress of the People (Cope). Willie Madisha, a Cope MP, filed a lawsuit against Mosiuoa Lekota, a fellow party member. Point of View with Phemelo Motene spoke to COPE’s Gauteng Provincial Chairperson Tom Mofokeng about the expulsion of members. […]

today18/07/2023

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COPE deregistered as company on CIPC

Zuko Komisa Image | @COPE Congress of the People COPE deregistered as company on CIPC. The Congress of the People (COPE) has reportedly been deregistered as company on CIPC. Despite being deregistered as a company, COPE is still registered as a political party under Section 15 (A) (1) of the Electoral Commission Act 51 of 1996. Earlier news reports had indicated that the party was deregistered. COPE member and speaker […]

today13/07/2023

Point Of View

COPE has terminated deputy president Willie Madisha and Mzwandile Nhleko’s membership

Zuko Komisa Image | Willie Madisha (Youtube screenshot) COPE has terminated deputy president Willie Madisha and Mzwandile Nhleko's membership. Willie Madisha, who is the vice president of the Congress of the People (Cope), has been expelled as a member of the political party. The decision to fire Madisha and Mzwandile Nhleko, the party's secretary for elections, was made during the national committee meeting of Cope on Sunday, according to the […]

today28/06/2023

still without a mayor

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City of Tshwane still without mayor

By: Natasha Archary The City of Tshwane is still without a mayor after Mncedi Ndzwanana, city council speaker adjourned Wednesday's special sitting without consensus reached on COPE councillor, Justice Sefanyetso. This after the controversial resignation of Murunwa Makwerela, highlighted the fake rehabilitation certificate for his insolvency. Failing to replace Makwerela last week, Wednesday's sitting ended in an impasse, with speaker adjourning the session until further notice. While COPE is motioning […]

today23/03/2023

Murunwa Makwarela

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Dr Murunwa Makwarela from COPE elected Tshwane Mayor

By: Natasha Archary Dr Murunwa Makwarela, councillor from COPE, has been elected the Executive Mayor of Tshwane. Makwarela who served as council speaker took 112 votes against the DA's Cilliers Brink who received 101 votes. The blow to the DA comes after the ANC-EFF coalition worked to favour Makwarela. Phemelo Motene with Phemelo Motene spoke to Coalitions and Elections Expert, Wayne Sussman who gave a breakdown of the numbers and […]

today01/03/2023

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COPE members attack each other at media briefing

By: Natasha Archary Chaos broke out at COPE's media briefing when party members attacked each other in a physical altercation. It is believed that a faction within COPE interrupted leader, Mosiuoa Lekota's briefing where he was addressing the media about developments preceding his suspension. Disgruntled party members want Lekota to vacate his seat with immediate effect as they say he lacks the strength to lead COPE. Things escalated when Willie […]

today31/08/2022

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