Patriotic Alliance

Patriotic Alliance

On November 30, 2013, McKenzie founded the Patriotic Alliance political party and was elected as its first president. McKenzie and longtime friend Kenny Kunene have gained notoriety for utilizing open letters as a means of igniting controversy, provoking political discourse, and garnering attention.

 Months after the Economic Freedom Fighters were formed, Kunene abandoned the group and assisted in the founding of the Patriotic Alliance.

South Africa's political landscape is a vibrant tapestry of ideologies and aspirations, 

representing the diverse aspirations of its people. Among the numerous political entities, the Patriotic Alliance (PA) stands out for its unique positioning and the distinct narrative it brings to the country's political dialogue. Established in 2013, the Patriotic Alliance has navigated the complex waters of South African politics with a blend of pragmatism and a focus on community-centered 

Patriotic Alliance: Origins and Leadership.

The Patriotic Alliance was co-founded by Gayton McKenzie and Kenny Kunene, two people who went from being criminals to being significant figures in business and politics. McKenzie, a former convict turned motivational speaker and author, and Kunene, a businessman noted for his flamboyant lifestyle, set out on a political adventure to solve the difficulties of South Africa's vulnerable populations.

Donald Trump

Donald Trump

Latest News about Donald Trump: Donald Trump, a former US president who is expected to run for presidency again in the 2024 election, has been making headlines for a while. After being found guilty on all 34 counts in the Hush Money Trial, the US presidential contender has chosen to appeal his conviction. 

Both admirers and detractors of the businessman-turned-politician have demonstrated outside the Trump Tower Building after the decision was announced. The former US president has stated that the trial was unjust and that he would file an appeal on a number of grounds. What you need to know is as follows:

Donald Trump

Hush Money Trial: Donald Trump To File Appeal As previously reported, on Friday, one day after being found guilty on all counts in the hush money trial held in New York City, 

Trump declared, "We're going to be appealing this scam," during a press conference held in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan.

'Rigged' and 'Very Unfair' Trial, According to Donald Trump

Trump insisted that the trial was "rigged" and persisted in criticizing the judge. "As far as the trial itself, it was very unfair," he stated.

 Trump announced that his team would file an appeal based on a number of grounds, one of which was that the court had excluded his side's most important witness. On Friday, both Trump's defenders and detractors demonstrated outside the Trump Tower complex.

According to Xinhua news agency, a jury in New York City on Thursday convicted Trump guilty on all 34 charges of fabricating business records to conceal a $130,000 hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels from 2016. 

The hush money trial's sentencing hearing is scheduled for July 11, which is just before the Republican National Convention. The first debate between US President Joe Biden and Donald Trump is scheduled for June 27 in Atlanta, Georgia.

 Where to vote

HOW TO REGISTER

With the introduction of Biometric voter register, we offer both online and offline registration for your convenience.

The Commission publishes in the Gazette an invite to every person who is entitled to be registered as a voter to apply, during a period specified in the notice, to the registration officer assigned to the divisional register wherein the candidate normally resides.

Registration Statistics

Polling stations and poll workers who run them are the front lines of the Ghanaian elections. According to our data, during the 2016 elections, the Electoral Commission and local election officials operated 28,921 polling stations across the country.

The Electoral Commission will continue to capture data and statistics that will help provide a better understanding of electoral processes in the country.

HOW TO REGISTER

For you to become a registered voter, you must register at the registration center in your electoral area.
You need an acceptable form of identification (Passport, Driving license, Ghana Card,

 Existing Voter ID Card or two guarantors) and other personal information for your registration. 

In addition to your registration, your biometrics (fingerprint and facial features will be captured to complete the registration).

 Rafah

Rafah

Rafah, a Palestinian city in the southern Gaza Strip, is known by its Arabic name, رفح Rafaḥ [rafaħ]. Situated thirty kilometers (19 miles) southwest of Gaza City, it serves as the capital of the Rafah Governorate of the State of Palestine. Rafah has 171,889 residents in 2017.[4] As of February 2024, an estimated 1.4 million Palestinians are thought to be taking refuge in Rafah as a result of Israel's heavy artillery and ground assaults in Gaza City and Khan Yunis during the Israel-Hamas conflict.[5]

Following the 1948 Palestine War, Egypt took control of the region and created camps for Palestinian refugees. The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) carried out the 1956 Rafah massacre during the Suez Crisis, killing 111 Palestinians, including 103 refugees in the Rafah refugee camp. In 1967, during the Six-Day Rafah was divided into an Egyptian and a Gazan section during Israel's 1982 withdrawal from the Sinai, dividing families and separating them with barbed wire.[7][8] Egypt and Israel[9][10][11] demolished the city's center in order to establish a sizable buffer zone.

The Rafah Border Crossing, the only point of entry between Egypt and the Gaza Strip, is located in Rafah. Yasar Arafat International Airport, Gaza's sole airport, was situated south of the city. The airport was in operation from 1998 until 2001 when the Israeli military (IDF) bombed and destroyed it.