Finance minister pravin gordhan
Gordhan: The sooner Guptas leave SA, the better it will be
Pravin Gordhan says that state capture is a cancer spreading every single day both in the public and private sector.
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Edward Zuma: I meant what I said in open letter
Zuma says he doesn’t regret writing the letter which refers to Derek Hanekom as ''a white monopoly capitalist offspring and an Afrikaner racist'' & Pravin Gordhan as “a corrupt white monopoly capital stooge.'
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Pravin Gordhan: SA runs risk of losing honest leaders
Gordhan delivered the keynote address at the Ahmed Kathrada memorial service, where many of the speakers have called on Zuma to resign.
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Gordhan again rubbishes ‘unintelligent’ intelligence report
The former finance minister’s described the intelligence report that was apparently used to fire him and his deputy this week as 'unintelligent’.
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Gordhan: Claims I tried to discredit govt abroad are sickening
Pravin Gordhan and his deputy held a briefing in the capital just hours after they learnt of their dismissals.
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Malema: It’s clear SA has been captured
Julius Malema says if Speaker Baleka Mbete refuses to allow a motion of no confidence in President Zuma, the red berets will take her to court.
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Standard Bank expresses deep regret over firing of Gordhan
It's warning the financial shock will trigger economic weakness, which will have consequences for jobs in South Africa.
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#ZumaMustFall: South Africans react to Cabinet reshuffle
President Jacob Zuma has reshuffled his Cabinet, firing Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, among others.
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Mantashe unhappy with Zuma’s Cabinet reshuffle
ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe has confirmed he is not happy with President Jacob Zuma's decision to fire Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan.
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Zuma flexes his executive muscle in Cabinet reshuffle
This is a big reshuffle and it appears that President Jacob Zuma has taken action against some of the people who've been critical of him.
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Malema: ConCourt must give direction to Parliament on Zuma
The EFF leader says the highest court is surely in a position to instruct Parliament to fulfil its constitutional mandate regarding the president.
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Political parties seek to hold President Zuma accountable
From applications to the ConCourt, threats of resignations and calls for a motion of no confidence, political parties want Jacob Zuma to be called to account.
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DA's Maimane plans to bring motion of no confidence against Zuma
Maimane says at a time when 9 million South Africans are without work, Zuma continues to play "Russian roulette" with the economy and the future of the country.
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[LISTEN] Unpacking the Gordhan-Gupta bank case
There have been many questions surrounding the case between Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and the Gupta family. amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism's Susan Comrie weighs in.
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[CARTOON] A Close Call?
By Chip & Curtis.
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Politics take centre stage at Kathrada funeral
Politicians, past and present, lamented how the call by ANC stalwarts for self-reflection within the ANC and its leadership have been completely ignored.
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SA Reserve Bank, Registrar of Banks support Gordhan application in Gupta case
The institutions have told the court that an order confirming the powers of the Finance Minister would bring stability and certainty to the sector.
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‘No legal grounds for Gordhan’s declaratory order’
The Oakbay group of companies says the kind of court order being sought by Gordhan will not prevent the harm the minister believes is being caused to the banking sector.
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BLSA warns axing Gordhan will hit South Africans hardest
Several business groups have said this week they are worried about any action that could be taken against Gordhan.
