An ANC provincial task team has imposed a moratorium on filling mayoral and council vacancies in Limpopo as part of efforts to root out corruption.
Jacob Zuma and the version of the ANC he leads are, for obvious reasons, not fans of the maxim "verities liberabit vos" – the truth will set you free.
The Democratic Alliance’s call for all SA troops to be withdrawn from the Central African Republic is misguided and ill-advised, the ANC has said.
The ANC says an M&G article linking SA’s deployment in the CAR to business interests related to the party is "blatant lies" and dishonours the dead.
By denying the freedom of the secret ballot in Parliament, the ANC has shown how weak its grip on power really is, says Mario GR Oriano-Ambrosini.
The ANC elders must admit that their time is up and hand over the reins to the youth who still have a long future ahead of them, writes Khaya Dlanga.
The Brics summit will play a critical role in defining the future of developing nations, the ANC has said.
The death of 13 SA soldiers in the Central African Republic has left an "indelible mark" on relations between the two countries, says the ANC.
The African National Congress will be aiming to secure at least 70% of the vote in KwaZulu-Natal in the 2014 elections.
The streets of Sharpeville were awash with rallies being held by various political parties and the government as part of the day’s commemorations.
The arms procurement commission has dismissed allegations that people with connections to the ruling party will not be investigated.
No matter how the ANC explains the disbandment of its youth league and Limpopo executives, the move seems like a purge of Jacob Zuma’s detractors.
The ANC would exist as long as there is life on earth, ANC national executive committee member Pule Mabe said on Sunday.
Afriforum has said it plans to approach the ANC and initiate a dialogue to discuss "continued offensive utterances" about Afrikaners and Christianity.
Provincial legislatures have already paid out huge amounts to South Africa’s political parties, despite warnings that it might be unconstitutional.
The ANC has used the DA’s economic policies for its national development plan, says the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa.
If Cosatu’s general secretary were to be snuffed out of the political game, SA would slip towards an intolerant autocracy, writes Nickolaus Bauer.
Education will not be made an essential service but rather be a priority that all relevant stakeholders will work towards uplifting.
Deputy Public Works Minister Jeremy Cronin says Parliament needs to look at the National Key Points Act as it could be unconstitutional.
Money to support the newly-launched political platform Agang SA comes from South Africans, says its leader Mamphela Ramphele.
Ahead of Mamphela Ramphele’s big announcement, opposition parties have not ruled out the possibility of jointly contesting next year’s elections.
"She will do well but I don’t think we’re worried about what the prospects of her forming a political party will do to our voter base," says the DA.
We chat to our education reporters about the ANC’s announcement to make education an essential service: what does this mean and will it have any real effect?
The ANC’s aggressive stance on teaching as an essential service bodes ill for three-year wage agreements reached in the public sector last year.
Analysts say the ruckus over the ANC’s response to FNB’s "You Can Help" campaign has been overblown and the adverts themselves were miscalculated.
The ANC and its alliance partner Cosatu have concurred on their approach for the youth wage subsidy, says the ruling party.
President Zuma should suspend his spokesperson Mac Maharaj, says the DA after allegations that he had benefited from a driver’s licence contract.
The ANC has saluted billionaire businessperson Patrice Motsepe for donating at least half the money generated by his assets to the poor.
The New Age has welcomed Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille’s urgent request for an inquiry into the newspaper’s funding.
The Democratic Alliance leader wants a commission of inquiry to investigate the legality of "public money" used to fund the New Age newspaper.
From Zuma to Zille, Chris Roper takes a look at the sad, stunted state of our threatened democracy.
The growing divide between the ANC and the "born frees" may present a concern for the ruling party when the 2019 presidential election comes around.