Politics
Magashule: ANC decision to suspend me was orchestrated by Ramaphosa faction
Ace Magashule claimed his ousting would make Cyril Ramaphosa’s re-election easier when the party held its elective conference in December next year.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: No matter who governs, SA’s future political landscape is messy
Quite what the future political landscape will look like after the local government elections is unclear, writes Judith February.
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Magashule turns to court to overturn suspension, avoids apologising to party
In court papers seen by Eyewitness News, Magashule wants the Johannesburg High Court to declare that the ANC’s step aside rule is unlawful, unconstitutional and invalid.
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EFF demands manager of an East London Spur be fired after employee dies on job
It's alleged that Funiwe Nkebe, a mother of two, was forced to report for duty at the Las Vegas Spur at Hemingways Mall earlier this month despite informing her manager that she was ill.
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KZN ANC: Mangosuthu Buthelezi linking IFP, Zulu royal family for political gain
The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal claimed that Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi had conflated his role as prime minister to the Zulu nation with his position as IFP leader and it wanted him to stop.
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FACT CHECK: Why the EFF is wrong to compare vaccines
After South Africa suspended the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, the Economic Freedom Fighters urged “better” jab options. But as Africa Check explains, there really is no need to compare.
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Zwane: I wasn't aware that my flight to India was paid for by Guptas
Former Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane said it was just a coincidence that he and the choir would travel on the same flight that the Guptas had paid for.
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Zuma’s case may be postponed if he fails to find legal team on time: expert
Zuma and French arms company Thales face corruption, racketeering and money laundering charges linked to the Arms Deal.
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Mabuza defends 20-year contracts for emergency power with independent producers
Deputy President Deputy David Mabuza said that the proposed 20-year agreements would go a long way in making electricity tariffs cheaper and addressing power constraints.
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National voter registration for local govt polls set for 17 & 18 July - IEC
Usually, the IEC holds two registration weekends just ahead of polling day, however, the commission said that it took the decision due to budget constraints.
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Zondo hears of how Dlodlo ignored employment procedures at SSA
Instead, State Security Minister Ayanda Dlodlo promoted 26 managers at the State Security Agency.
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Duarte: Newly formed ANCYL National Task Team set to be removed
Duarte said those who were 35 years and older could not serve on the youth body, which was announced last month and is tasked with taking the league to an elective conference.
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Buthelezi: I will retire from Parly once land expropriation law passed
The IFP supports the expropriation of land but said it should be done with compensation as it felt that the opposite would hurt the country’s economy.
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Duarte: ANC is not broke, we’re just experiencing cashflow problems
Duarte said since the Party Funding Act came into effect at the end of April, its funders have become reluctant to continue donating to the ANC.
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ANC's Duarte reveals most of the threats she received were racist and sexist
African National Congress (ANC) deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte said that she’d reported those coming from social media but was disturbed by some calls she received.
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Magashule has 3 days left to apologise for Ramaphosa suspension letter - Duarte
ANC deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte said that party president Cyril Ramaphosa had initially set out 48 hours but they'd agreed to give Ace Magashule a few more days.
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Duarte: ANC step aside resolution not aimed at Ace Magashule
African National Congress (ANC) deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte was on Tuesday delivering the outcomes of the party's three-day national executive committee (NEC) meeting.
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'It's a disgrace': Scopa rebukes De Lille for inaction over Beit Bridge fence
Scopa chairperson Mkhuleko Hlengwa said that until proper action was taken, the fence would be a dark cloud hanging over Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille and the department.
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Finalising of probe into Beit Bridge fence a painfully slow process - De Lille
It’s been nearly a year since Parliament first called for consequences on the issue of the Beit Bridge border fence, which was found not fit for purpose.
