ACDP: ANC's lack of clarity is stifling economic growth
In a meeting of regional heads, the African Christian Democratic Party said policies on nationalisation and land reform were scaring away investors.
ACDP: Corruption is costing the country R30bn annually
The Special Investigating Unit has allegedly told ACDP leader Kenneth Meshoe that fraud and corruption in government is costing the country billions.
ACDP comes out fighting for Mogoeng
The ACDP says Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng should actually have invited the whole of Cabinet and Parliament to the John Maxwell leadership seminar.
Pre-election spending in KZN draws ire
The ANC is accused of diverting state money from much-needed causes to spend on electioneering.
ANC grudgingly allows further debate on info Bill
Lawmakers won agreement from the ANC to consider proposals for extending protection to those who disclose classified information for the public good.
Opposition parties want Cwele out
The first reaction to Sheryl Cwele's sentencing for drug dealing has come through calling for the minister of state security to step down or be fired.
ACDP withdraws from Cape Town coalition
The ACDP has withdrawn from the Cape Town multiparty municipal government, ACDP leader Kenneth Meshoe announced on Thursday.
Opposition slams Rhema for snubbing leaders
Opposition parties have accused Rhema of being biased towards the ANC after it refused to allow their leaders to follow in Jacob Zuma's footsteps.
The ANC wants our votes, say Khutsong residents
Spectators at an ANC rally in Khutsong on Sunday made no bones about why they thought Gauteng Premier Paul Mashatile came to address them.
ANC Free State leader under fire over Jesus comments
Free State ANC leader Ace Magashule should be disciplined for his latest comments comparing Jesus and ANC leader Jacob Zuma, the FF+ said on Monday.
Suspended conservation official wins top award
A suspended senior Northern Cape nature conservation official has won a prestigious international award for his work to save flamingos.
Court's gay ruling upsets Christian bodies
Two Christian bodies expressed concern on Friday at a court ruling that the NG Kerk had unfairly discriminated against a gay music teacher.
ANC defends death of the Scorpions
The ANC has defended its stance on the disbanding of the Scorpions, accusing the unit of "serious violations of the Constitution and the rule of law".
Crime levels 'continue to be unacceptably high'
The DA has questioned the accuracy of the latest crime statistics, saying decreases in certain categories could be due to under-reporting.
Zuma: Zimbabwe is out of control
The situation in Zimbabwe is now out of control, ANC president Jacob Zuma told a conference in Johannesburg on Tuesday.
Outrage at proposed Eskom tariff hikes
Political parties and union leaders were outraged on Wednesday over Eskom's proposed tariff hike of 53% and the devastating effect it would have on the country. The Congress of South African Trade Unions said it was absolutely horrified at the proposal and demanded an extended consultation process on Eskom's latest plans.
DA to present proposals on resolving Zim crisis
The Democratic Alliance (DA) will present a set of proposals to the Foreign Affairs Ministry on how the government can resolve Zimbabwe's electoral crisis, the party said on Friday. The proposals include the possible suspension of Zimbabwe from the African Union, arms embargoes and the severing of diplomatic ties.
ACDP: Govt has failed Free State farmers
Free State Agriculture had to take the government to court to ensure the safety of farmers and farm workers because the government had failed them, the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) said on Thursday. "Safety is a constitutional right. A Constitution not being applied is not worth the paper it is written on," said the ACDP.
ACDP: Public must atttend Scorpions briefing
The public should attend the presentation of the National Prosecuting Authority's annual report to Parliament this week to show their sense of betrayal at the dissolution of the Scorpions, the African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) said on Sunday.
Gauteng says attacks on the wane
The xenophobic attacks in Gauteng appeared to have subsided, a provincial spokesperson said on Wednesday. However, KwaZulu-Natal police are monitoring a possible outbreak of attacks there. "There are no new reports of attacks," said Thabo Masebe, deputy director of communications for the provincial government.
