Whether he serves a second term as president of the ANC is a decision left to the party, President Jacob Zuma told the SABC on Friday.
Jacob Zuma should start transforming the public service by appointing the right people instead of political allies, Helen Zille said on Friday.
President Jacob Zuma will serve more than one term despite having previously said he planned to step down after five years, Cosatu said on Friday.
Ngoako Ramatlhodi’s hush-hush participation, while premier of Limpopo, in a property deal raises new questions about his suitability for high office.
In his first State of the Nation address it was obvious that President Jacob Zuma had, owing to the dire economic climate, little to offer.
President Jacob Zuma delivers his first State of the Nation address on Wednesday as a recession threatens to play havoc with election promises.
Will historians looking back over Jacob Zuma’s five years in office talk about the ”mall-marks” — rather than hallmarks — of his administration?
The ANC said on Monday that it welcomed the ”admittance of error” by Western Cape Premier Helen Zille on her males-only provincial cabinet.
Details of a second large transfer of prime land to national government by the Western Cape’s former ANC-led administration were revealed on Monday.
The ANC’s national executive committee has asked for a review of party structures in three ”problem” provinces, including the Western Cape.
The DA will not be deterred by ”the ANC’s plans” to disempower it through an orchestrated campaign to make the Western Cape ”ungovernable”.
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s speech at the opening of the provincial legislature on Friday had been ”aggressive and triumphalist”, the ANC said.
ANC Western Cape leaders say the secretary general is partly to blame for their problems. Mandy Rossouw and Pearlie Joubert report
The ANC has consistently underfunded state hospitals and shifted resources away from them amid of a burgeoning Aids epidemic.
Helen Zille has defended her decision to hold her opening address in legislature before Jacob Zuma delivers his first State of the Nation address.
President Jacob Zuma and other ANC leaders had not influenced traditional leaders not to vote for the IFP leader, the ruling party said on Monday.
South African President Jacob Zuma on Sunday toured Soweto to thank the people for putting the ANC into power.
SACP chief and Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande has also raised the issue of Cope’s windfall from the Vodacom listing in alliance circles.
An ANC report says infighting and internal racial divisions drove away the coloured vote, reports Pearlie Joubert.
The creation of another structure in the form of a ministry to promote the rights of women, alongside other disempowered groups, is ill-considered.
Cope’s president Terror Lekota said on Saturday South Africa’s democracy is being undermined by a culture of intolerance within the ANC.
Western Cape Premier Helen Zille’s land conspiracy is misleading and just more hot air, the African National Congress said on Saturday.
The former ANC-run Western Cape administration approved transfer of land to the national government the day before the April 22 elections.
The ANC has decided not to allow the DA to chair any of Parliament’s portfolio committees as punishment for Helen Zille insulting the president.
The top post in the KwaZulu-Natal house of traditional leaders currently occupied by Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi will be up for grabs this week.
The DA has requested the Public Protector to investigate the ANC’s alleged use of public funds for election purposes.
Transport Minister S’bu Ndebele has sought advice from President Jacob Zuma on what to do with a Mercedes S500 he received from businessmen.
Nzimande’s move goes against the SACP constitution, which explicitly provides that the post of general secretary is full time.
DA leader Helen Zille had harsh words for the media on Friday for ”manufacturing a major row” this week between her and the ANC.
Several events this week showed that despite the alleged maturity of our democracy race and sex still define who we are and how we see ourselves.
DA leader Helen Zille named a national shadow cabinet on Thursday, and said her party would never subscribe to a ”narrative” on gender quotas.
The ANC on Wednesday distanced itself from what it called the ANC Youth League’s ”deeply embarrassing” attack on DA leader Helen Zille.