Inconsistent mining, land reform and BEE policies are causing investors to be wary of South Africa, says former ANC treasurer general Mathews Phosa.
The public works minister says a bleak future awaits the ruling party if their student arm, Sasco, continues to lose support to the DA and EFF.
The ANC is desperate to hold on to Nelson Mandela Bay but the appointment of Danny Jordaan as mayor may be met with hostility within the party itself.
Hot on the heels of its intervention in Nelson Mandela Bay, the ANC is shifting its attention to the instability in its biggest region – eThekwini.
The ANC secretary general has launched a personal attack on "ill-disciplined" journalists claiming to be "ANC experts".
Despite claims that the "crime crackdown" discriminates against foreign nationals, Gwede Mantashe says Operation Fiela has the ANC’s full support.
"Post-1994 some people are joining [the ANC] because of material [things], love for positions and basking in glory," worries KZN premier Senzo Mchunu.
Eastern Cape leadership wants the soccer boss as Nelson Mandela Bay’s mayor to retain the key metro and revive its fortunes before 2016 elections.
The M&G should not allow itself to be used … to fight narrow factional battles, with information drip-fed to journalists.
The ruling party wants to ensure that those who stand in local elections have community support.
Critical issues cut to the heart of the party’s recent record, which is perhaps why its leaders are failing to speak out.
Zuma inherited a divided ANC from Mbeki, but the party heading to the council is now terminally ill.
President Jacob Zuma has chastised leaders for sowing divisions within the tripartite alliance, and has called for a retreat to iron out the issues.
The real problem between black and white South Africans is not white people’s attitude, but the government’s desertion of black people.
The ANC’s Gwede Mantashe has canned the results of the party’s eThekwini regional conference over claims of branch manipulation and cash for votes.
Only the courts and civil society can stem the drift from constitutionalism to an unfettered executive.
Party spin doctors reportedly want to ‘reclaim’ the public broadcaster to polish the president’s halo.
Increasingly, we are looking to senior members of the ANC to put the country before their political careers and bank balances.
The ANC in North West cannot explain how it spent at least R9-million allocated to it to fund political programmes.
We must see the evidence of how views held by some ANC top brass may have led to the death of people living and working in South Africa.
Ray McCauley mediated between the ANC and EFF as their issues were deemed moral, not political. But who are our moral figureheads?
The election of Blade Nzimande’s ally and South African Communist Party provincial chairperson made for an interesting realignment of ANC politics.
Parliament’s presiding officers will deal with the EFF in the same way they did during the Sona, if the parliamentary debate is disrupted next week.
EFF members were thrown out of Parliament after they disrupted President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation Address, and the DA walked out in protest.
The party says the power utility is harming the government and has taken control of its communications.
Julius Malema could have proved his critics wrong but didn’t. Verashni Pillay lists five mistakes that have created such disgruntlement in the party.
It’s tough being middle class when circumstances conspire to deprive you of basics such as running water and electricity, writes Adrian Ephraim.
Dumisa Ntuli, spokesperson for the ANC in Gauteng died in a car accident on Sunday, the party said.
The political antics of the coming months could set the tone for the next 20 years, writes Richard Calland.
All the whitewashing after Jackie Selebi’s funeral looks suspiciously like another attack from Zuma’s circle on the National Prosecuting Authority.
Ahead of elections and President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation address, the ruling party has admitted it messed up and broke many promises.
The voters’ patience is waning, even turning violent.