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ANC moves left in election pledge
The ANC vowed on Saturday to create jobs, improve education and health and fight crime in a shift to the left at the launch of its manifesto.
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President slams Gaza strikes as ‘sheer savagery’
Kgalema Motlanthe this week slammed the attacks in Gaza, dubbing the offensive ”sheer savagery and brutality” that caused a ”deep sense of revulsion”.
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Zim cholera outbreak ‘not yet under control’
The United Nations says the cholera death toll in Zimbabwe has risen to over 1 500 and case fatality rates are increasing.
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Cope welcomes Piet the farmer to their ranks
Agriculture and affirmative action. That was all it took for Piet Grobler, a retired farmer from Thabazimbi in Limpopo, to join Cope.
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India sees ‘external link’ as troops battle militants
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Thursday the Mumbai attacks in were well planned and probably had ”external linkages”.
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Search on for South Africans in Mumbai
There were an unspecified number of South Africans staying at the Taj Mahal Hotel, one of the sites of attacks by militant gunmen.
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Outrage over planned telecom licence-fee hike
Value Added Network Services operators face another potential setback in their battle to compete equitably within the SA telecoms industry.
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Carter ‘very disappointed’ at Zim snub
Zimbabwe said it blocked the Elders from visiting on a humanitarian mission because they had not properly consulted with officials before the trip.
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The day the ANC split
Former defence minister Mosiuoa Lekota electrified the nation on Wednesday when he signalled his intention to form a "congress".
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Lekota serves ‘divorce papers’ on ANC
Former defence minister Mosiuoa Lekota on Wednesday served “divorce papers” on the African National Congress.