This comes after the UDM called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to address what it called an ‘iceberg of corruption’ at the Public Investment Corporation
Mchunu says it is time for the ANC to face its delivery shortcomings head on and to begin to implement the tangible solutions people wanted
The secretary general’s supporters claim he is not consulted on matters that fall under his office
‘As the M&G turns its focus to allegations of abuse of power in the NGO space, our work has been met with hostility. And it has left us perplexed’
His legacy is couched in cisheteropatriarchy; social justice and equality need a new approach
The meeting plans to map a way forward on how to help President Ramaphosa to unlock a billion dollar investment plan
The PIC is a state-owned company tasked with managing nearly R2-trillion in assets, more than 98% of which belongs to the government or its employees
The investment will come as a relief for President Cyril Ramaphosa who came into office pledging an economic turnaround
Despite a national leadership being elected, factional divides continue to plague the organisation and have been visible at provincial level
Risk-versus-reward uncertainty hamstrings any Ramaphoric investment rush
‘Cue the now all-too-familiar pattern of patronage — houses, overseas trips, spa treatments’
NUM members also intended to voice their anger at Energy Minister Jeff Radebe, who was meant to address the conference but instead travelled overseas
The market positivity that ushered South Africa into 2018 after the ascendance of President Cyril Ramaphosa now seems like a distant memory
If delegates care to address real issues, they ought to draw lessons from activists on the ground
Until the court rules otherwise, the state will continue to cover the former president’s legal fees
Home affairs is blatantly disregarding the rights of refugees and perpetrating a system not unlike that of apartheid
Mark Kingon was initially appointed as acting commissioner on March 19
The President has less impact on investment levels than he may like to admit
‘Illegitimate president’: Cyril Ramaphosa’s position is under threat from multiple legal disputes and how Muslims are reclaiming Cape Town streets
The president has urged youth to become agents of their own liberation, saying that their challenges can be overcome
Tom Moyane was suspended from the tax agency on March 19 this year
The panel will assess the mandate, capacity and organisational integrity of the State Security Agency
Supra Mahumapelo was forced to resign last month after a protracted battle with the ANC leadership
Six party whistleblowers in Mpumalanga have raised the alarm over ‘ghost members’
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s lawyers are five days late in filing an affidavit to substantiate a case against Tom Moyane
Working to improve the International Criminal Court rather than abandoning it is the best option.
The Afrikanerbond says it remains concerned about "the land issue", after President Ramaphosa addressed the organisation on Thursday
In an effort to get the KwaZulu-Natal conference back on track, the provincial task team is returning to the courts to speed up the legal proceedings
The country came together to back the rugby team
South Africa was elected on Friday to serve in the United Nations Security Council for the term 2019-2020 as a non-permanent member
Neither Mantashe, nor Mike Mabuyakhulu could get a word in in what is being described as evidence of factionalism
‘When Shivambu attacked Momoniat, he invited scrutiny of not just his own knowledge of the way Parliament works but also of the EFF’s ideologies’