Behind the Gold Fields pickle is a powerful politician who favours progress over principle, says Phillip de Wet.
The ousted Tlokwe mayor, facing fraud charges, seems to have reached the end of the line, with the DA saying the ANC "knows" he has to be dismissed.
A senior Eastern Cape ANC leader – one of the party’s longest serving members of provincial legislature – has formed a new political party.
The African National Congress’ subsequent behaviour is changing how the movement will be viewed in the future, writes Craig MacKenzie.
A political battle is looming between the ANC Youth League’s Eastern Cape branch and the national task team that is runs the affairs of the league.
As provincial and youth structures go for broke, the party agrees to a payment plan for R11-million
The ANC No 2 has been described as "too independent" and too amenable to calls for President Jacob Zuma to have his day in court.
The ruling party is proposing far stiffer penalties than those suggested by the National Assembly. Andisiwe Makinana reports.
The election season is almost here. Any political party that takes it lightly may ultimately pay the price.
The ANC has welcomed the resignation of SA Revenue Service commissioner Oupa Magashula following an investigation into allegations of misconduct.
Lawlessness related to industrial disputes should be adequately dealt with, says ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe.
A new political party formed by former combatants of the Umkhonto weSizwe, aims to dislodge the ANC by unseating its local government councillors.
The battle for the soul of the ANC, from 1991 to 1996, has been lost to corporate power and influence, says Ronnie Kasrils.
The M&G’s "assault" on the ANC and President Jacob Zuma is nothing but a continued effort to discredit the party’s leadership, writes Jackson Mthembu.
After uproar from the opposition and gender activists, ANC MP John Jeffery says the comment made to the DA’s Lindiwe Mazibuko was misunderstood.
In an attempt to refute cries of sexism in the wake of a heated Parliamentary debate, the ANC has dug itself into a deeper hole.
The African National Congress says it is not purging members who did not support President Jacob Zuma for re-election at Mangaung last year.
The presidency has confirmed that former president Nelson Mandela is breathing on his own after being admitted to hospital due to a lung infection.
President Jacob Zuma’s supporters are conducting a "quiet purge" in the provinces ahead of the 2014 national elections.
The ANC almost lost control of Oudtshoorn municipality to the Democratic Alliance while its provincial leaders were bickering over positions.
David Hlabane from the communications unit at the department of basic education responds to Marlene van Niekerk’s poem about the education minister.
But African National Congress chairperson in KwaZulu-Natal says the party is just trying to win hearts and minds.
The ruling party wants reliable cadres to take South Africa into the future, says ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe.
The "moral decay" President Jacob Zuma complains about is plainly visible in the ANC’s echelons of power.
President Jacob Zuma, political parties and the broadcasting community has expressed shock and sadness at the death of SABC presenter Vuyo Mbuli.
Ace Magashule has nimbly dodged political and financial controversy to hold on to his position. Charles Molele reports.
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu says he would not vote for the ANC as it is today because it needs a change in leadership.
So the Gupta family say they organised their landing at a military air base "by the book". Which book? The cheque book?
The ANC’s volunteers are an important structure within the party, President Jacob Zuma has said.
Readers react to ANC parliamentary speaker Moloto Mothapo’s article about Helen Suzman.
A volunteer initiative meant to beef up the Western Cape ANC’s election machinery could have the opposite effect
Party members call for Gupta deals to be reviewed and South Africans to stay away from the wedding