The North West ANC has expressed shock at the arrest of its deputy chairperson China Dodovu in relation to the murder of Oubuti Chika.
KwaZulu-Natal Jacob Zuma supporters say the ANC’s deputy president cannot be trusted not to reopen the corruption probe.
The song and dance goes on but the African National Congress’ aim to save Zuma’s skin has been achieved.
The ANC has put its weight behind the call for the power utility to lower its proposed tariff increases
Nationalisation of mines is firmly off the table, but there is still a lot of uncertainty about state intervention in South Africa’s mining sector.
The ANC has become bold on policy recently, detailing the mining sectors in which it aims to increase the role of the state.
Influential KwaZulu-Natal politicians have been implicated in a probe into election irregularities by Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma.
Cosatu, the youth league, mining companies and FNB have all been beaten with the African National Congress’ big stick, writes Rapule Tabane.
For democracy to succeed, we need more, not less, dialogue, particularly among the youth, says Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela.
We can cherish our cultural identities, but we can’t let politicians exploit small-scale cultural values, writes Chris Mann.
The cash-strapped African National Congress says the government must contribute more if it wants to reduce private donors.
Can capitalism be reformed or is it beyond redemption, thereby leaving radical system change the only real alternative?
As the storm over the disastrous FNB ad campaign blows over, it’s important to examine its implications for SA as a budding democratic society.
Is a sober look at Cyril Ramaphosa, presumed successor to President Jacob Zuma, finally possible a month after Mangaung?
The ruling party should be pressed to clean its house with the utmost urgency.
Sisulu is wading into troubled waters in her focus on conflicts of interest in the public service
The big payback has started in the ANC and its freshly elected leadership is beginning to impose its control over some of its disloyal structures.
Mamphela Ramphele has been manoeuvring to get the official endorsement of high-profile South Africans before she launches a new political party.
The ANC has allegedly not paid rent since taking occupation of offices in 2008 in a Cape Town building the family owns on the foreshore.
Former unionist Gwede Mantashe may be the most powerful secretary general since the ANC was unbanned.
Patrice Motsepe has signalled a major realignment of the landscape of South African philanthropy.
The ANC has done nothing to act on its 2007 Polokwane resolution to develop a regulatory architecture for party donations.
It seems crazy for Mamphela Ramphele to battle the DA for a tiny percent of the electorate, unless it is part of a bigger plan.
Mamphela Ramphele has set off rampant guesswork about whether she could finally help forge a viable alternative to the seemingly unshakeable ANC.
There are many reasons why people stay in toxic relationships: some stay for security, some for kids and some for the nauseating reason called love.
Prince Mashele, former CEO of Moeletsi Mbeki’s think-tank, has accused the critic of delaying a Cosatu report to save one of his business deals.
The legislature faces a busy year, with laws from secrecy to e-tolling facing active opposition, writes Andisiwe Makinana.
In the wake of its Mangaung conference, the ANC is more erratic and unpredictable than it ever was, writes Richard Calland.
Evidence suggests that a hotly contested smart electricity meter tender, to the value of R1.25-billion, was fixed to benefit Vivian Reddy’s firm.
‘If they can’t produce, somebody else must be given the opportunity to produce,’ warns ANC policy czar.
The ANC aspires to focus on the poor when policy proposals are fleshed out at its upcoming lekgotla.
Last year ended with a flourish of judgments that tested the line between law and politics.