Cabinet ministers and government officials have been protecting Jacob Zuma since the ANC’s 2007 Polokwane conference, at the expense of the people.
The party lists for office bearers and MPs will be scrutinised by members between now and the national election in early May.
Rwanda is exploiting South Africa’s diminished international stature to challenge our foreign policy.
The ANC’s pre-election vetting process to rid itself of corruption has to be fair and impartial to be effective.
The Oscar Pistorius trial has highlighted the plight of witnesses in court cases, attacks on whom compromise our justice system.
A union’s rush to defend the SABC’s acting COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng against Thuli Madonsela’s findings is disturbing.
Years after Snuki Zikalala’s reign at the SABC, Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s tenure has become a bad parody of the kind of transformation people want to see.
The farce at this week’s Seriti commission hearing has shown that the inquiry into the arms deal should be brought to an end.
Spending R5-million on a State of the Nation address after-party is still too much, even if it is R2-million less than last year.
Investments and bail-outs by the increasingly activist Public Investment Corporation are incongruous with its role as protector of retirement funds.