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		The Federal Congress 2007 Federal Congress 2007
		The PetroSA documents In compliance with a court order, PetroSA has handed over all documentation relating to its contract with Imvume Management, the nature of which goes to the heart of the Oilgate scandal. View the documents here.
		The firearms control act What you need to know
		Everything you need to know about applying for your Old Age Pension Who qualifies for the grant? Who should apply for a grant? Where should I apply? How much will the grant pay out? What documents will I need? What happens after I apply?
		Stop the Mugabe Loan The DA web campaign to stop a R7 billion loan to Robert Mugabe.
		Save Pretoria Help save the name of our Capital City.
		Postbox to Parliament Giving Parliament back to the people.
		Our Cops Deserve Better The conditions of service of police officers are a national disgrace and the DA believes that it is time that their plight is acknowledged.
		The DA's Guide to SMME In South Africa unemployment and poverty are demoralizing the population and the DA has sympathy with these people who struggle and cares about their problems.
		Basic Income Grant Tony Leon has put together a talented and experienced team ready for the challenges of government.
		Municipal Election Campaign 2006 Details for the Municipal Election Campaign 2006.
		Election Campaign 2004 The Democratic Alliance Electoral Campaign for 2004.
		The power of learning This article by Hugh Murray on Helen Zille as Western Cape Education Minister appeared in Leadership magazine in February 2000.
		Getting the basics right? The attached document puts forward an argument, based on factual evidence and statistical data, that the state has failed to comply with its duty to provide basic education.
		Audit Outcomes An overview of the audit outcomes of government departments over the past four financial years proves that too many government Ministers and Directors-General are simply unable to provide proper financial management of public money. Indeed, in many cases, the overview paints a picture of financial disarray and mismanagement on a grand scale.