Politics
AfriForum: We would consider private prosecution of Julius Malema
AfriForum and trade union Solidarity jointly lodged a criminal complaint against EFF leader Julius Malema earlier this week following utterances he made to his...
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Makhura: We will continue the fight against corruption
The Gauteng premier said there had been structural problems in the health department for some time - but was hopeful that a new MEC would address those issues.
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Confusion over release on parole for ANC councillor Andile Lungisa
While supporters of the former Nelson Mandela Bay councillor say he will walk out of prison next week, the Correctional Services Department said it had no knowledge of Andile Lungisa’s imminent release.
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EFF to introduce Parliamentary process to revoke Riotous Assemblies Act
The EFF scored a victory in the Constitutional Court on Friday after challenging the constitutionality of an aspect of the Riotous Assemblies Act.
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Kodwa: I received EOH-linked money but there was nothing illegal, corrupt
State Security Deputy Minister Zizi Kodwa confirmed to Eyewitness News that he received the money but said the funds did not come from the company, rather from a personal account of someone linked to EOH.
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Makhura: There are signs of regression in clean governance in some Gauteng depts
The premier on Friday delivered his end of year report at a virtual sitting of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature.
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Ramaphosa's lawyers tell ConCourt that PP ignored the facts in her CR17 report
The details were shared at the Constitutional Court on Thursday where Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane applied for urgent leave to appeal a Pretoria High Court decision which set aside her report on the unlawfulness of Ramaphosa's CR17 campaign fundraising.
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Joburg mayor Makhubo set to testify at Zondo Commission over EOH payments
ENS director Steven Powell told the commission that investigators found that Makhubo’s company was contracted and paid by EOH even after he became ANC greater Joburg region treasurer and MMC for Finance.
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ANCWL slams ANC Mpumalanga for playing politics with women’s bodies in rape case
Leader Bathabile Dlamini says the ANC needs to do more than simply speak out against gender-based violence.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Jacob Zuma is in contempt of us all
Jacob Zuma’s entire presidency was an exercise in constitutional vandalism and his actions at the Zondo Commission were a low point, even for Zuma and his band of opportunistic lawyers, writes Judith February.
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ANC in Mpumalanga revokes decision to reinstate former MEC charged with rape
The ANC in Mpumalanga on Wednesday defended its decision to reinstate a former MEC into its provincial executive committee (PEC) as he faces allegations of raping his two daughters.
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Modise rejects ATM call of secret ballot vote in Ramaphosa no-confidence motion
Ramaphosa will face the first motion of no confidence in his leadership in the National Assembly next Thursday.
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Parly gives Division of Revenue Second Amendment Bill the green light
The National Assembly gave the Bill the green light earlier this month.
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ATM confident opposition parties will back Ramaphosa motion of no confidence
The ATM, which has only two seats in the 400-member National Assembly believes the motion will succeed because South Africans have become fatigued by the president's inaction.
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SAA needs an equity partner to be successful, says Mabuza
Deputy President David Mabuza was answering questions from Members of Parliament in the National Assembly.
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Duarte: Mpumalanga ANC ‘insensitive’ for reinstating rape-accused member
ANC deputy secretary general Jessie Duarte told Eyewitness News the PEC should have considered more factors than legal implications when making its decision.
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Mkhwebane has jurisdiction to probe Ramaphosa’s campaign funding, ConCourt told
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane and the EFF have approached the apex court seeking a direct leave to appeal after the earlier judgment found that the Chapter 9 institution had no jurisdiction to probe President Cyril Ramaphosa’s 2017 funding in the race for the ANC’s leadership.
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Africa’s oldest surviving party's Achilles heel: ANC's broken branch structure
The mess that is the ANC's branch structure is best exemplified by the collapse of branches in the North West province.
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Ex-Transnet treasurer asserts right not to incriminate himself at Zondo Inquiry
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo initially said Phetolo Ramosebudi did not comply with his instructions to furnish the commission with a full affidavit.
