The CR17 campaign did nothing wrong legally but all political parties’ funds should be regulated
The numbers are a major blow for the ANC which had consolidated its support in the province since 2004 when it took 47.4% of the vote
Kodwa, in a statement on Sunday, said the allegations were made in a letter ‘replete with false accusations’
The great housing heist: ‘Widescale looting’ leaves government agency whose job it is to build houses for the poor with an R11m deficit
Smith has stepped down from all parliamentary committees, including those hearing submissions on land reform
‘An open marriage’: The ANC and EFF are set to meet to discuss coalitions as the DA goes through messy divorces with metro partners
Who’s the boss? Mandela never bowed to the king, Mbeki didn’t bow, Zuma didn’t bow… So why did Ramaphosa kneel before Zwelithini?
Nowhere to hide: Treasury says it will leave no stone unturned in order to hold Dudu Myeni to account for a botched SAA deal and we talk about land
‘Illegitimate president’: Cyril Ramaphosa’s position is under threat from multiple legal disputes and how Muslims are reclaiming Cape Town streets
Defiant Zuma supporters get ready to march on SA courts; the quotas question in the DA and paying tribute to Comrade Zami, Winnie Mandela. Read more!
This year’s God Edition explores all the unlikely places people have sought, or lost, God – and where to find Her
The ANC is becoming a threat to the opposition again,and another child was found dead in a pit toilet at school. Read this and more.
‘Only one candidate has been nominated and it is in order. I declare the Hon. Ramaphosa duly elected as the President of South Africa’
Following the ANC press briefing where SG Ace Magashule said the party had recalled Zuma, the EFF is still pushing to move the date for the motion
Catch up on the question of when Zuma is bowing down, what the residents of Nxamalala say about the number one citizen, and more
As quickly as populist alliances form so do they unravel, according to Ernesto Laclau’s political philosophy theory
Cyril Ramaphosa has received another boost to his campaign to become president, winning the most branch nominations in the Western Cape
Derek Hanekom has been asked to ”show cause why” he shouldn’t be removed as chair of the national disciplinary committee of the ANC.
A motion of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma, tabled at a meeting of the ANC’s national executive committee, has failed.
Who becomes Zuma’s successor, and by how big a margin, will decide the fate of the ANC — and SA
Nationalisation would leave people at the mercy of a government that has already proven to be self-serving and intent on growing personal wealth.
The timing of the fraud claims against the finance minister has raised suspicions among close to a dozen of the party’s NEC members.
Opinion: Of most concern to the ANC is the matter of sovereignty: some members have said that leaders no longer answer to them, writes Drew Forrest.
The EFF has said the ruling party is too accommodating in its approach to the removal of symbols that glorify colonisation and apartheid.
Violence on the eve of the elections threatened to deliver on Bekkersdal residents’ promise not to vote, but peaceful voting has since begun there.
The ANC are the major culprits when it comes to political intimidation and KwaZulu-Natal is one of the worst affected regions, found a report.
Despite the Nkandla splurge, President Jacob Zuma and the ANC are unlikely to face severe sanctions come May 7, say analysts.
South Africa has a prosperous future in the hands of the ANC, says Free State Premier Ace Magashule.
Residents of Tlokwe are voting in by-elections to decide whether the ANC regains control of the municipality.
The murder of KZN councillor Makhosonke Msibi is deeply saddening and not only a blow to local government, but a worrying entrenchment of a trend.
The Eastern Cape has some of the poorest districts in the country, according to Statistics South Africa
Ex-policeman Paul Erasmus tells of a post-1990 security police campaign to discredit Winnie Mandela in the world’s media, reports Stefaans Brummer