The parliamentary committee processing the Protection of Information Bill has finalised its work and adopted the final report.
The ANC appears to have been swayed by Cosatu leader Zwelinzima Vavi’s insistence on changes to the Bill, writes Andisiwe Makinana.
Judge has warned of the danger of politicising courts, even though the motion is of national interest, writes Andisiwe Makinana.
The DA is holding its national congress in Boksburg, Gauteng, this weekend, but it is already in campaigning mode for the 2014 general election.
The Western Cape High Court will rule on Thursday whether Parliament should debate the motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma.
Insiders have debunked President Jacob Zuma’s claim that government employees support his proposal of a salary freeze for a year.
The decision to hold an open investigation into allegations of misconduct against Thuli Madonsela may be aimed at embarrassing her.
Long time foes became friends, and even each others’ praise singers, as former Eastern Cape premier Nosimo Balindlela joined the DA on Tuesday.
The branches of senior ANC leaders close to President Jacob Zuma have nominated Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe as ANC leader.
The ANC has finally given up on its incompetent municipal manager in Oudtshoorn months after a court ruled that he was not qualified for the position.
Parliament’s oversight committee on justice has expressed concern over the length of time it has taken to appoint a new head of the NPA.
State Security Minister Siyabonga Cwele has asked for the inclusion of a contentious clause into the current draft of the secrecy Bill.
Parliament’s deputy chief administrator, Michael Coetzee, has been appointed its new secretary with effect from next month.
The ANC’s Alex la Guma branch in Cape Town is not your average ANC branch: it is young and old and black and white.
Controversy is brewing as Parliament ignored an overwhelming number of submissions made by the public into the controversial Traditional Courts Bill.
It was an awkward few seconds in Parliament when the Sascoc president implied that politicians lie and that he understands sometimes one has to lie.
Sports Minister and ANC head of campaigns Fikile Mbalula has warned ANC members not to fall for "dirty money" that is being dished out to buy votes.
Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille will continue to lead the party until such time as ‘someone else can do this job better than I can’.
While some DA members have dismissed his candidacy, MP Masizole Mnqasela is confident he will win the party’s federal chairmanship.
The National Prosecuting Authority’s annual report has revealed the number of finalised sexual offence cases has dropped for 2011/12.
Mandla Mandela has lashed out at the government for what he says is preferential treatment towards Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini.
The ANC in the Western Cape is concerned that too many of its branches have been disqualified after an audit ahead of the Mangaung conference.
Controversy is brewing within the Democratic Alliance about outgoing leader Theuns Botha’s desire to be the new leader’s second-in-command.
The ANC has indicated that it has gone as far as it could to accommodate input into and in amending the Protection of State Information Bill.
While Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa gathered to release SA’s crime statistics, revealing a 3.1% decrease in murder, not everybody was rejoicing.
The justice and constitutional development department is working hard to save the Traditional Courts Bill after factoring in all proposed amendments.
The South African Human Rights Commission says it is obliged to investigate alleged human rights violations, despite Parliament’s disapproval.
Parliament has asked for clarity as the departments of Lulu Xingwana and Jeff Radebe contradict each other on the Traditional Courts Bill’s validity.
Julius Malema is being helped to foment his "mining revolution" by ANC backers, according to senior youth league figures who continue to support him.
MPs have questioned the SA Human Rights Commission’s decision to investigate the Marikana massacre, saying it’s a waste of resources.
The saga surrounding a R18 6000 salary advance to secretary to Parliament Zingile Dingani, has proved a pricey lesson, according to the opposition.
Work on the Traditional Courts Bill, which seeks to regulate the traditional courts to bring them in line with the Constitution will continue.