Zuma portrait
The Spear gets declassified
The FPB’s appeal panel has decided to declassify the controversial ‘The Spear’ painting.
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'The Spear' case postponed
The trial of the two men accused of defacing the controversial "The Spear" painting has been postponed.
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ANC condemns new Zuma portrait
The ANC has condemned another portrait showing President Jacob Zuma with his penis exposed.
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'Spear' vandalism case postponed
Barend le Grange and Louis Mabokela will be back in court in September.
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ANCYL slams 'The Spear' march
There are more urgent matters than 'The Spear', the ANCYL said on Tuesday.
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Disappointment over 'The Spear' classification
Concerns that the classification of 'The Spear' will affect artistic creativity
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We weren't censored - gallery
The Goodman Gallery dismissed claims of being gagged by the ANC over 'The Spear'.
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ANC, gallery to hold press conference
The ANC and Goodman Gallery resolve to hold a press conference to discuss The Spear confusion
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Gallery denies removal agreement
The Goodman Gallery says ANC incorrectly told the crowds it agreed to remove The Spear
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FPB will classify 'The Spear'
FPB says The Spear will be classified because it has a responsibility to protect children.
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Gallery to remove portrait from its website
The Goodman Gallery has agreed to remove ‘The Spear’ from its website.
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'Let's learn from The Spear saga'
The Gauteng ANC says South Africans can learn from 'The Spear' debate.
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Manyi stands by censorship claim
Govt says SA was robbed of important visuals after eNews decided not to show Malindi crying.
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Mantashe calls for Spear boycott
Boycott the City Press newspaper until it removes ‘The Spear’, ANC’s Gwede Mantashe says
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No broadcast of Zuma's teary lawyer
The South Gauteng High Court rules that images of Zuma’s teary lawyer will not be broadcasted.
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Zuma's lawyer breaks down
Advocate bursts into tears while arguing the president's rights have been violated.
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'The Spear' case to get underway
Dozens of ANC supporters are in court to show their support for President Jacob Zuma.
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'Zuma portrait constitutes hate speech'
President Zuma’s kids speak out against the image depicting their father with his exposed genitals
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Le Grange took 'calculated risk'
One of the men responsible for defacing a controversial painting on President Jacob Zuma says he took risk.
