PMC spokesperson Anco Barker resigns ahead of upcoming local elections
Anco Barker announced her resignation as PMC national spokesperson less than six weeks before the 2026 local elections, a move disputed by party leadership.
Anco Barker announced her resignation as PMC national spokesperson less than six weeks before the 2026 local elections, a move disputed by party leadership.
1 week ago|October 1, 2026|Cape Flats News|Politics
Marius Fransman and Patriotic Alliance member Fernando Williams opened separate criminal cases after a heated confrontation at the parliamentary precinct in Cape Town on Wednesday, 19 August 2026, following a sitting of the National Assembly’s Portfolio Committee on Police. Video footage posted by Williams on social media shows him approaching...
1 month ago|September 3, 2026|Cape Flats News|Politics
Marius Llewellyn Fransman, born on the 15th of August 1969, has charted a significant path through South Africa’s political landscape, transitioning from his early days as an educator to holding various influential political positions. His career has seen him play vital roles both within the Western Cape and on the...
3 years ago|February 19, 2024|By Siphiwe Dlamini|Wiki
Marius Fransman, a prominent figure in South African politics, recently voiced his skepticism regarding the City of Cape Town’s decision to allocate R400,000 in sponsorship for a Palestinian national football team. Labeling the move as ‘a gimmick’, Fransman’s comments have ignited a debate on the motivations and implications of this...
3 years ago|February 2, 2024|By Wendy Scheepers|Politics
Marius Fransman, previously known as the ANC’s chairperson in the Western Cape, has made a notable return to the political scene. He announced the launch of a new political entity, the People’s Movement for Change (PMC). This development surfaced yesterday, amidst Fransman’s dismissal of speculation about discussions with the newly-formed...
3 years ago|January 31, 2024|Bobby Boucher|Politics