The rapid removal of Maseko resulted in government communications enabling state capture.

The 90-year-old Nobel Peace Prize laureate passed away on Sunday.

PAC leader Nerius Moloto insists there's a smear campaign against him even after being found guilty of sexual harassment by the CCMA.

South Africa after numerous hiccups acquired sufficient COVID-19 vaccines this year and while there is still some hesitancy to take the jab the programme has gained some steam.

The expert panel investigating security lapses during the July unrest has concluded its work but is yet to hand over the report to President Cyril Ramaphosa.

His team successfully argued to approach the SCA in the High Court on Tuesday, where Judge Elias Motojane ruled there was a possibility another court could come to a different conclusion.

Former President Jacob Zuma is fighting a High Court order for him to serve out the rest of his 15-month sentence, including the time he has been on medical parole.

Earlier, Senior Counsel Maribolla Mphahlele, representing the Correctional Services Department, argued against Zuma being sent back to jail, saying that the former president did not place himself on medical parole.

Advocate Dali Mpofu described the remedy from last week's judgment as outrageous as he insisted Zuma was entitled to be on parole.

Foundation spokesperson Mzwanele Manyi claims the provincial leadership's concerns over Zuma's fate as a nefarious agenda linked to the ANC's 2022 elective conference.

Last week Judge Elias Matojane ruled that the decision by then commissioner of correctional services Arthur Fraser to grant Zuma medical parole was unlawful.

Former President Jacob Zuma is appealing a North Gauteng High Court decision to reverse his medical parole, which he was granted during his 15-month stint in prison for being in contempt of the Constitutional Court.

Bongani Baloyi announced his departure from the DA on Monday morning on his Twitter account but refused to share details of his next move, saying that he would share those details in February next year.

In a short Twitter thread, Baloyi tweeted that he is leaving the party out his own agency and not because of any purge. “I will always be proud of, and I will remain great full to the DA for their support and opportunities afforded to me,” he also tweeted.

Provincial secretary Jacob Khawe told Eyewitness News the provincial executive committee, which met over the weekend, felt that pushing ahead with elective conferences in Gauteng would merely serve to rubber stamp factional battles within the party.

In an email sent to Speaker of Parliament Nosivie Mapisa-Nqakula by party leader Vuyo Zungula on Wednesday, it requests that she reconsiders placing a motion of no confidence against the president on the agenda without delay.

The party said it failed to provide adequate leadership leading to the bloodbath at the local government elections last month.

Saftu president Zwelinzima Vavi’s organisation is not a part of Nedlac which has recommended mandatory vaccines and that there be restricted access to venues and services based for those who have not taken the COVID-19 jab.