During his testimony in 2018, former treasury director general said Van Rooyen arrived at treasury with a "pre-appointed adviser" in Mohamed Bobat
Twenty of those municipalities had registered progress in terms of compliance, he said following a presidential coordinating council meeting.
The president has warded off calls to resign over the scandals that have marred his administration thanks to a bloc of three premiers.
President Jacob Zuma is part of a faction which embraces patronage politics writes Steven Friedman
One of the Gupta brothers says the family’s meetings with Cabiniet ministers are ‘being used to peddle lies’.
The ruling party said that the report is welcome, but neglected to admit to any wrongdoing.
The matter is due to be heard on November 1, after it was postponed in the High Court in Pretoria in October.
The former ANC MP wants the court to direct that Zuma pay the costs of the application.
The public protector said she was not in a position to advocate that the report, which her predecessor had prepared and finalised, be released.
The matter was due to be heard along with a bid from President Jacob Zuma on November 1.
Parliament says the report cannot be handled in the same manner as other documents usually given to the speaker of the National Assembly.
There were some chuckles when Madonsela said the report into the Gupta family’s involvement in the state and the presidency had been handed to Mbete.
Public protector Thuli Madonsela’s report was due to be released on Friday, but this seems unlikely.
The minister told Nelson Mandela Bay residents, ahead of the ANC’s election manifesto launch, that he takes his job seriously and expects reciprocity.
But Minister David van Rooyen’s unimpressive management of funds in the past casts doubt on his ability to turn around dysfunctional municipalities.
President Jacob Zuma has told journalists why he appointed his ‘trained finance and economic comrade’ David van Rooyen to the critical portfolio.
In keeping with long-standing tradition, here’s our annual Not the Mail & Guardian, a fanciful collection of news events.
ANC’s Enoch Godongwana says those comrades who made the claim must produce the evidence.
Lindiwe Zulu’s comments in the M&G have sparked a debate about business and the ANC, with former minister Trevor Manuel taking her to task.
Some of Co-operative Governance Minister David "Des" van Rooyen’s new constituents are cautiously optimistic about next year’s municipal elections.
Van Rooyen’s only act as finance minister was to have a go at his imposter on social media. Sarah Evans chats to "David".
From Port Elizabeth to Pretoria, South Africans are united in their call for President Jacob Zuma to step down. Here are the details on the marches.
The former Cabinet minister has criticised President Jacob Zuma, saying he had backtracked in the wake of serious economic repercussions.
Ignoring speculation over his brief appointment as finance minister, Des Van Rooyen tackled the details of his new ministerial role.
Gordhan returns to the finance ministry with a renewed focus on helping the poor and protecting state enterprises from opportunism and corruption.
David van Rooyen’s business deals make him seem more like a small-town hustler than an impresario on the national black economic empowerment stage.
Activist and loyal ANC member Shaka Sisulu has "broken ranks" and disagreed with Wednesday’s reshuffle, deploring the "neutered" ANC’s response.
In sacking Nhlanhla Nene, Jacob Zuma has demonstrated that he does not care about the common good, only about his own survival, argues Sam Sole.
David van Rooyen has acknowledged the "colossal task" he faces, while speculation is rife that he will announce tax increases in the February budget.
Pressing financial challenges that have befuddled previous ministers include health insurance, free education and the nuclear deal with Russia.
Jacob Zuma replacing Nhlanhla Nene with David van Rooyen as finance minister has mauled investor confidence and the fallout could become even worse.