Democratic alliance
DA welcomes SCA ruling that Zuma must repay State for legal fees
It was the DA and the EFF who started the legal battle over the funding of Zuma's legal matters with the parties arguing that it was unlawful.
The three candidates are current Cape Town Mayor and DA metro chair Dan Plato, Western Cape leader and MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela and MP Geordin Hill-Lewis.
The shifts needed to make real and meaningful change in racial inequality require deeply uncomfortable changes to white lives, writes Yonela Diko.
Police are searching for the second suspect.
The party has concluded its one-day provincial elective congress.
In response Mesuli Kama's opinion on Dan Plato, Reagen Allen challenges the idea that the Western Cape's leaders aren't doing enough to curb violence in the province.
Various parties shared messages commemorating Human Rights Day on Sunday, warning that government has failed in its duty to protect South Africans.
The House will on Tuesday consider the report of the independent panel that was appointed to decide whether Mkhwebane had a case to answer.
Mkhize was asked whether he did not see it fit to step down while the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) investigates the allegations involving the company, Digital Vibes.
This follows a video on social media suggesting that senior eNCA reporter Lindsay Dentlinger racially discriminated against members of Parliament when asking them to put their masks on during a post-budget speech interview.
Parliament released a report on Monday compiled by an independent panell it found there's sufficient evidence against Mkhwebane to go ahead with an inquiry into her fitness to hold office.
The African National Congress defeated its motion by 37 votes while the DA and Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) managed 33 votes but it’s arguing that the actual results were 35 to 34, with the ANC winning by just one vote.
An independent panel has found there is enough evidence to institute removal proceedings against Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
Eyewitness News reported last week that five years after the construction of the school began, the project appears to be far from completion.
The DA said during Mkhwebane’s tenure, the courts had made damning findings against her and her fitness to hold office had been called into question numerous times.
In 2015, the Gauteng government promised to build a new school that would accommodate 1,200 pupils who were currently learning in a makeshift school that is reaching a dilapidated state.
Cele met Zuma on Thursday, but did not clearly explain what was discussed, except to say he wanted to understand the former president’s concerns to avoid what he called “a disastrous situation.”
Cele spent time at Zuma's Nkandla home on Thursday and has not disclosed the detailed reasons for his visit.
Earlier this month, the DA approached the court wanting to declare government's conduct in preparing to administer the jabs as irrational and unconstitutional.