An ANC document that was presented to some of the opposition parties revealed that the party sought to "reduce opposition to the Bill".
Last week, Parliament announced that it had dismissed Leslie Mondo with immediate effect following an internal disciplinary process.
Gallant fighters and heroes were some of the terms used by parliamentarians to describe South Africa’s athletes who participated in the London Games.
The National Council of Provinces hopes for agreement among parties when it produces its final draft of the Protection of State Information Bill.
The government has refused to reveal its plans to prevent further events like the Marikana strike action in the future – because it’s in mourning.
There was only one question opposition parties in Parliament wanted answered by the judicial commission of inquiry into the Marikana tragedy.
The ANC-led Oudtshoorn municipality is fighting to keep an unqualified cadre in a top municipal position despite a court ruling that he’s incompetent.
While Parliament accepted the second version of the Limpopo education catch-up plan, it has learnt that several schools were still without textbooks.
The auditor general has called for the disciplining of Parliament secretary Zingile Dingani for breaking rules to gain access to funds.
The Western Cape ANC’s announcement that it will evaluate the performance of its public representatives has ignited tension in the party.
Members of Parliament have rejected the department of basic education’s academic catch-up plan for Limpopo pupils, saying it is inadequate.
Gauteng’s DA leader John Moodey plans to seize the province from the ANC’s clutches. The <i>M&G</i> asked him how he plans to do this.
At a questioning session in Parliament, President Jacob Zuma would not commit to making public the outcome of the arms deal investigation.
Cosatu has now backtracked on its strong opposition to the Info Bill and called for discussions.
Government communications’ boss Jimmy Manyi is being accused of hiring his associates for top government positions.
Jacob Zuma’s opponents punt heavyweight candidates for ANC top six positions.
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe has been unable to explain the specific challenges to South Africans that necessitate a new assessment of the judiciary.
President Jacob Zuma’s tribute speech degenerated in chaos as members of the ANC Youth League disrupted him by singing and chanting.
Public Service Minister Roy Padayachie has said plans are under way to introduce a single public service, integrating all three spheres of government.
ANC bigwigs, including Gwede Mantashe, almost missed the State of the Nation address after an official disappeared with their access tags.
Four months before its policy conference, the ANC has made it clear that it intends to push for a radical transformation of the judiciary.
Although opposition parties criticised President Jacob Zuma’s acceptance of education and employment statistics, they were less scathing this year.
In an attempt to curb fraud, the Social Security Agency has announced those receiving social grants will have to re-register to get benefits.
A parliamentary ethics committee wants a response to media reports of wrongdoing.
High security and aggressive policemen made a mockery of SA’s so-called "People’s Parliament" before the State of the Nation address on Thursday.
The DA has detailed 10 broken promises since the President’s State of the Nation speech last year, and thinks this year will be "more of the same".
MPs will be served their fancy State of the Nation dinner in a parking lot, as the normal venue for the banquet is being used by the Mining Indaba.
Sources say the same voter tactics will be adopted as were used against Muammar Gaddafi in order to get Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma elected to the AU.
The chairperson for the committee scrutinising the secrecy Bill says the April 8 deadline to finalise work on the Bill is not cast in stone.
The committee tasked with scrutinising the controversial Secrecy Bill has pledged to ensure that all contributions to the Bill will be heard.
The Democratic Alliance’s bid to overturn the dropping of corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma is critical to the ANC’s succession race.
Cope’s former spokesperson Philip Dexter denies he left for financial reasons, despite a Facebook appeal for donations to help fight a court case.