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Luthuli House stands aside as racist Free State mayor carries on in role
Welkom mayor Nkosinjani Speelman has allegedly been continuing to perform his duties, despite his ‘suspension’
‘Unity’ man in battle for eThekwini
Thabani Nyawose will challenge disgraced former Durban mayor Zandile Gumede while 17 other ANC regions also hold elective conferences
Zuma-ists hope to ace provinces
Acolytes of the ex-president gear up take-back regions in Mpumalanga, KwaZulu-Natal and North West before the ANC mid-term meeting
Sona will cast a spotlight on Ramaphosa (and the ANC’s) many problems
The president is facing challenges at every turn, among them the economy, the state of SOEs and factionalism within the ANC. Only if Ramaphosa and his party work together will they be able to turn their declining fortunes around
CR’s show hardly electrifying
I’m hammered — by endless rain, power outages and Cyril’s sabotage performance
Cabinet reshuffle on the cards
Three ministers could change places, moving Lindiwe Sisulu from her powerful post
Ace’s son evicted from Gupta house
Tshepiso Magashule had to be forced out of the property, leaving behind his dog and a history of close ties with the Gupta family
Digitising delays ANC elections
Hiccups with the electronic membership system could postpone regional and provincial conferences to next year
‘I don’t know him’ — Duduzane Zuma on Mxolisi Dukwana claims
The former president’s son denied ever attending a meeting with the former Free State MEC at the Guptas’ residence in Saxonwold
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