A panel’s findings against the president on the Phala Phala scandal could take the country into the unknown with the opposition urging early elections
A panel has found that the president has a case to answer for receiving foreign currency, not reporting it stolen and enabling secret efforts to recover it
The ANC may have to decide between Mabuza and Dlamini-Zuma after Kgalema Motlanthe showed no interest in the position
A panel has found that the president has a case to answer for receiving foreign currency, not reporting it stolen and enabling secret efforts to recover it
If the spirit of the step-aside rule is to protect the ANC from public perceptions of corruption, then Ramaphosa meets every aspect of the rule’s aim
President Cyril Ramaphosa has cancelled a scheduled appearance before the National Council of Provinces on Thursday
This is the first time a process of a motion being tabled and an independent panel being established has been used
A panel has found prima facie evidence that the president broke the law in receiving foreign currency, not reporting it stolen and enabling secret efforts to recover it
The president has to answer serious charges about the origin of the money stolen from his farm and ‘secret’ efforts to recover it, a section 89 panel has concluded
The report will be debated by parliament on 6 December
Mpumalanga and Eastern Cape provincial leaders are to meet to seek agreement on party positions ahead of the December conference
The Eastern Cape leader has called President Cyril Ramaphosa a victim and beneficiary of those lobbying in his name
Home affairs said an exemption had been granted to the man who killed Chris Hani to remain as parole conditions would not be imposed in his native country
One of the grounds is the publication of a list of counsel and the fees they earned from litigation around the reports of the suspended public protector
It’s not what Oliver Tambo meant but, for the ANC, the lines have been clearly drawn since the party’s elections in 2017
With re-election as ANC leader seemingly assured, there are questions about the impact of the exchange control probe by the central bank
Horse trading and negotiations begin in earnest as the real battle starts for party positions ahead of the elective conference
Advocate for the president tells the apex court the high court finding that her suspension was retaliation was refuted by the ample grounds for the decision
Ntuli gets most branch nominations for the post, despite his home province snubbing him in favour of Eastern Cape’s Phumulo Masualle
Cyril Ramaphosa is on a state visit to the UK, the first to be hosted by King Charles III after the death of Queen Elisabeth II in September.
The nominations have set the stage for the ANC race for top six, and horse trading and negotiations will take place in earnest
There is no taste of presidential power for presidential hopefuls Lindiwe Sisulu or Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma — now or in December
This follows the country securing billions of rands for the just energy transition from fossil fuels to renewable electricity
A credible campaign is one that involves the essence of the ANC and individual character
A draft overhaul of the party’s constitution proposes excluding anybody who is guilty of violent crimes, sexual offences and stealing from the poor
Tensions has been brewing since Mashatile’s home province Gauteng announced Cyril Ramaphosa as its preferred candidate ahead of Zweli Mkhize
There was no ‘Happy Birthday, Mr President’ from the opponents of the step-aside rule, who suddenly supported it, hoping to oust him
It’s almost written in the stars that Mashatile will take office at the Union Buildings, but what does this mean for the economy and black business?
Parliament has agreed to an extension for the report by the Ngcobo panel on whether Cyril Ramaphosa should
face impeachment
Workers at coal-fired power stations in Mpumalanga remain concerned despite assurances that the transition will be just
The ANC treasurer says there is no stimulus to push for the nationalisation of the central bank and argues against extending its mandate
The tourism minister has missed four meetings in recent weeks, prompting the committee to take the legal route