WITH less than two months before the local government polls, the war of words, policies and insults among political parties has taken centre stage as election fever grips South Africa.
It is time for the final push and the euphoria is overwhelming.
Almost the entire country is caught up in the election fever following the proclamation of the election date by COGTA minister Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma on Wednesday.
There are already huge posters and banners appearing on every conceivable surface in the towns and major cities, from rooftops to buildings to lampposts.
Cars and vans equipped with loudspeakers are already travelling throughout the country, announcing various candidate messages and election promises.
On Wednesday, the Democratic Alliance put up its first election posters in eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal, sending a loud and clear message to the ANC and other contesting parties about its political intentions in this hotly contested election, party leader John
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