The Eastern Cape delegation was invited by the deputy minister of agriculture to school activities in KwaZulu-Natal
At the ANC’s manifesto launch, Cyril Ramaphosa promised to reduce unemployment, increase social security, and stamp out corruption in the party
Making programming compulsory in schools is a challenging prospect, but if the president wills it, there might be a way
Indications are that even an ANC victory at the polls is unlikely to reverse the party’s decline in popular support
Using the ANC’s 25-year failure will do the trick, but its supporters will need careful persuasion
Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago says the bank’s mandate already includes a focus on ‘balanced and sustainable growth’
The suggestion in the ANC’s election manifesto on prescribed assets has drawn fire
The African National Congress faces two big challenges: fewer South Africans trust it, while its electoral support has been waning
The DA is considering taking legal action against the ANC for use of the slogan ‘One South Africa for all’
Mchunu says it is time for the ANC to face its delivery shortcomings head on and to begin to implement the tangible solutions people wanted
The ANC has announced that it will launch manifesto forums across the country to hear what South Africans want from the governing party
The Mpumalanga, Limpopo and Gauteng ANC elections manifesto launches took place over the weekend, and over 137 000 people attended the events.
Sport and Recreation minister says he is confident that the ruling party will retain its majority vote in Gauteng municipalities.
A fatal bus accident killed 10 ANC members who were travelling from the ANC’s Manifesto Launch in PE to their homes in the Ekurhuleni region.
We break down the ANC’s local government elections manifesto into a digestible read.
The M&G was informed that in some cases the buses were not paid for, while in others people who were feeling aggrieved with the ANC refused to come.
There were an estimated 30 000 people in the stadium when Zuma entered – far less than the 110 000 the ANC expected and promised.
Mantashe said that Mogoeng’s public talk about the Concourt’s Nkandla judgment would provoke verbal attacks against the judiciary by politicians.
According to President Jacob Zuma, the ANC is “working hard to change the lives" of people … It just takes time – "like growing maize".