Court papers have implicated Gauteng ANC chief whip Brian Hlongwa in corrupt dealings worth millions since 2006.
An account controlled by a senior provincial health department official reflects payments that were clearly made for election-related items.
After 10 years of torpor, SA’s fifth Parliament seems to have entered an interesting and perhaps more important phase, with plenty of possibilities.
We should remain alert to efforts to weaken the ANC, even from those purporting to support it.
Will some in the Afrikaans community ever make peace with the fact that a new, better country awaits their participation?
In a YouTube video, President Jacob Zuma says that he is doing well and will continue doing his work, adding that he has no health problems.
Playing the gender card has its merits, but will Thandi Modise also do and say the unthinkable just to stay alive, asks Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
The National Council of Provinces chairperson Thandi Modise has lodged a complaint with the Press Ombudsman against the Sowetan, a spokesperson said.
The ANC has expelled 22 of its councillors from the Mogalakwena municipality in Limpopo for undermining the party and showing no remorse for it.
Thanks to the Gauteng ANC’s short-sighted action over the EFF’s uniforms, Julius Malema has been neatly handed his next political theatre script.
Ascribing the party’s alleged perceived failures to the conduct of its secretary general is disingenuous.
Cosatu’s secretary general is still defending the union federation’s shaky unity, even though plans for Numsa’s break-away are already in motion.
After four Limpopo mayors reportedly linked to the EFF’s Julius Malema were relieved of their duties last week, another three have been recalled.
While saying that it still plans to lead 220 000 members in a strike this week, Numsa has gone for the jugular once again and criticised the ANC.
The secretary general must take some blame for the spectacular rise of Amcu and the EFF.
Secretary of Parliament Michael Coetzee was a courageous proponent of democracy, Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa said at his funeral on Saturday.
Parties in Lesotho’s shaky coalition government have averted a political crisis by agreeing to continue working together until elections in 2017.
The EFF are in Parliament to pursue a revolution, not rules, Julius Malema said on Friday, as his party staged a protest outside the legislature.
EFF leader Julius Malema was ordered to leave Parliament after refusing to withdraw remarks that the ANC was responsible for the Marikana massacre.
His inability to manage the ANC’s contradictions over economic policy is Jacob Zuma’s ultimate failure.
Could a different wind of transformation be blowing through the increasingly irrelevant third arm of state, generated by Julius Malema’s EFF?
Parliament has reduced the number of members in each oversight committee, which could work out for better meeting attendance by MPs.
The social development minister says there is insufficient evidence to support claims that "repeat abortions" are a large-scale problem in SA.
The presidency has announced that Jacob Zuma has been sent home from hospital to rest for a few days following a gruelling election campaign.
The president has been released from hospital after a small health scare. But he can ill afford to rest after years of watching his back.
The ANC has questioned if the country’s platinum belt strike is a political strike, while the SACP says the unrest affects the Eastern Cape worst.
Gwede Mantashe says ANC members will be taking time off to re-energise after the election campaigns, which "took its toll many of us".
President Jacob Zuma has asked Parliament to move the upcoming State of the Nation Address from June 19 to two days earlier on June 17.
President Jacob Zuma was admitted to a hospital in Pretoria for tests on Saturday, the presidency said.
Doctors have advised President Jacob Zuma to rest after he was admitted for tests on Saturday.
The ANC has requested that the SAHRC investigate "insulting" online content, saying the material threatens the constitutional rights of its voters.
With apologies to creator George RR Martin and anyone else to whom we couldn’t pay royalties, the M&G parodies Game of Thrones with SA politics.