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Van Loggerenberg: I feel vindicated by court ruling on Sars rogue unit report
The report had found an illegal unit was established at the revenue service and was used to carry out rogue operations.
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Officials remove statue of 18th century slave trader in London
The previously obscure statue, which stands in front of the Museum of London Docklands, came into focus after demonstrators taking part in a global anti-racism protest movement tore down the statue of a slave trader in Bristol, southwest England.
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LIVE BLOG: Blade Nzimande says You'll access education content for free
Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology Blade Nzimande will give details on the state of readiness of universities and TVET colleges, health plans, student funding, data and learning devices.
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National Assembly to set up special committee to find new AG
Auditor-General Kimi Makwetu’s seven-year term expires at the end of November and is non-renewable.
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Mashaba wants Mkhwebane to pay his legal fees when he takes report on review
The preliminary report shows Mashaba was found guilty of contravening supply chain management policies had a conflict of interest and made irregular appointments.
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EFF to boycott govt consultations over COVID-19, says Malema
The EFF leader said President Cyril Ramaphosa had repeatedly disregarded advice to allegedly favour rich white families.
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'It was brutality': EFF to sue state over Collins Khosa's death
EFF leader Julius Malema said that his party has helped the family secure funding for the funeral but now those responsible must pay for his death.
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Mashaba lays criminal complaint over Public Protector report leak
The leak came as the former Joburg mayor released his book on Sunday titled 'The Accidental Mayor: Herman Mashaba and the Battle for Johannesburg', revealing the alleged corruption under the ANC government in the city.
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Debate on Sarb’s mandate not evidence-based - Kganyago
While the debate was ongoing across the world, the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) governor said that the local discourse over the fate of the central bank was not evidence-based.
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Malema: Those who say SA first no different to Trump
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema warned former Joburg Mayor Herman Mashaba and others who wanted to separate South Africa from the rest of the continent that it was dangerous.
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GALLERY: EFF protest in solidarity with 'Black Lives Matter'
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) held a solidarity protest with the 'Black Lives Matter' movement outside the US embassy in Pretoria.
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LIVE BLOG: Some schools remain closed as they are not ready
Classrooms will again be filled with children in schools across the country as the first batch return on 8 June after months at home.
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Despite ConCourt ruling, Maimane not giving up fight for safe schools
The founder of the One South Africa movement approached the apex court in an urgent application, challenging government's decision to reopen schools on Monday but the court has ruled that it was not in the interests of justice to hear the matter at this stage.
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Last Rivonia trialist Andrew Mlangeni reflects on SA's struggles past & present
Twenty-five years into the democracy of the country he calls home, Mlangeni – through his foundation – has joined a new battle of economic equality brought to the fore by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Cosatu: Black Friday campaign sends strong message to racists
The African National Congress (ANC)-led alliance on Friday defended its decision to launch the anti-racism Black Friday campaign, saying that it showed solidarity with victims and sent a strong message against racists.
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Maimane bid to halt schools reopening fails as ConCourt denies direct access
In an urgent application to the apex court, Maimane's OSA challenged the government's decision to reopen schools. However, the court did not see the need for direct access on an urgent basis.
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CT should have been kept at level 5 lockdown, argues EFF
The entire country went on lockdown level 3 on Monday but the Western Cape continued to be the epicentre of the coronavirus, accounting for about 65% of all cases nationally.
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ANC denies being hypocritical in supporting US's Black Lives Matter
The ruling party will on Friday officially launch 'Black Friday' to show solidarity with African Americans.
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ANC launches Black Friday campaign to fight racism, police brutality
The ANC’s Jessie Duarte said that the campaign was intended to show solidarity with the Justice for Floyd Movement.
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Mkhwebane takes exception to police statement on her investigating process
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane said that she took exception to a statement by the police which she said suggested that she did not exercise due diligence when conducting investigations.
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ANC-led alliance launches COVID-19 framework document to guide SA
The governing party and its alliance partners the South African Communist Party and Congress of South African Trade Unions held a briefing on Thursday afternoon after their meeting.
