The negotiations started before the elections and continued until the very last moment.
The state is stealing people’s land and using money meant for land reform to provide kickbacks to well-connected people
South Africa’s manager, like Arsenal’s, starts his season of political football poor and with a team of own-goalers
Will Ramaphosa’s new health minister wield enough power to bring recalcitrant MECs to heel?
Analysts approve of the choice of finance and public enterprise ministers, but worry about energy and water
South Africa is now just one of 11 countries in the world where women running the country make up the same proportion as they do in society
The negotiations started before the elections and continued until the very last moment.
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Cabinet has brought some lesser known politicians to the fore
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Cabinet has been lauded for its inclusion of youthful faces and women.
Who didn’t make the cut for President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Cabinet?
Good Leader Patricia De Lille said she stands by her comments that her party will cooperate with government when it is performing well.
The appointment is a massive boost to De Lille who resigned from the DA in October last year
Seemingly breaking from tradition, the new Cabinet followed an exhaustive consultation process which has been described as “unlike any other”
Consultation process by President Ramaphosa described as a massive break from the past and unlike that of any other recent ANC president
President Cyril Ramaphosa will announce his Cabinet at 8pm on Wednesday, the Presidency has confirmed
Much-anticipated Cabinet announcement set to end days of conjecture
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s spokesperson said that those who are aggrieved with Mkwebane’s findings are welcome to approach the courts.
South Africa will inaugurate its sixth democratically elected president on Saturday
South Africa faces a host of problems that the new administration must attend to with urgency
The fight against corruption within government and society must be intensified
Making programming compulsory in schools is a challenging prospect, but if the president wills it, there might be a way
Bloated, excessive and overweight — that has
been the Cabinet for more than 10 years
The president may have kept his cards close to his chest but now he has to make bold moves
Sadtu vows to take new minister to court if infrastructure is not immediately made a priority
‘Over 25 years of democracy, the government’s attempts at land restitution have been lambasted for their slow pace and all-round inefficiency’
The fight against corruption within government and society must be intensified
This is the last article in a four-part series on radical Cabinet reform
By doing so the president not only shows he has guts, but governance will be more effective
This is part II in a four part analysis on Cabinet reform
In the build-up to the election of the president, the DA had intimated that it would put its own candidate, but it was not to be.
It is unclear when Mabuza will be meeting the integrity commission or when his swearing in has been postponed to.
The president says he is still finalising just how his administration will look like