Sunday Times editor Bongani Siqoko said on Wednesday that Joubert’s employment was terminated on January 19.
The president remained steadfast in condemning land grabs
‘All expenditure incurred by former president Zuma was incurred in line with the provisions of the State Attorney Act’
President Ramaphosa is to face some testing questions in Parliament during his first quarterly question session since being sworn in a month ago
Jan-Jan Joubert and Thabo Mokone reported that the DA had thrown a veil of secrecy over the resignation of its policy chief and head of media
Gigaba did not give specific details on how he met the Gupta family, but maintained that the introduction was not made through any particular person.
Despite threats from its partners, the party is ready to handle whatever happens in its various metros
The party has strongly opposed efforts to expropriate land without compensation saying it is a bid to sow racial divisions
Former president Jacob Zuma’s bad behaviour damaged his image and the ANC’s.
A message suggesting that the ANC and EFF are set to take over private homes has been issued by national structures
The party wants to alter its constitution to allow it to recall office bearers found to oppose its policies
The delay in Day Zero for 2018 is dependent on rainfall in the June/July period and residents continuing to use less than 50l of water
At the ANC’s 54th national conference, the party’s economic transformation committee resolved that the SARB should be nationalised
The city has come under significant criticism from civil society and concerned residents for its response to the worst drought in a 100 years
‘She has the understanding that governance is not about ticking boxes but about its impact on people’
‘The ANC continues to harbour the people responsible for bequeathing South Africa to the Gupta and Zuma families’
With various crises and a revived ANC, the blue brigade is facing a testing time ahead of 2019
DA MP Glynnis Breytenbach has been acquitted of all charges relating to unauthorised access to, and modifying official laptop computer contents
The National Assembly has voted in favour of beginning a process so the Constitution can be amended to allow land expropriation without compensation.
‘My lawyers have indicated to the DA’s federal legal commission that I expect the disciplinary hearing to be open to the media’
Three companies submitted their BBBEE certificates to Eskom to secure contracts and meet internal procurement criteria during the course of 2016.
The DA’s Jack Bloom said that if Gauteng Premier David Makhura were to truly hold himself accountable, he would resign.
The DA announced that it made a complaint with the Public Protector to investigate Gigaba for lying under oath and violating the Constitution
The disciplinary hearings will determine if De Lille is guilty or innocent of corruption charges which members of the party have levelled against her.
The mayor lives to fight another day as opposition scolds DA’s ‘racism’
The EFF are taking credit for the resignation of the president and they are refusing to take part in the election of Ramaphosa as president
A total of 110 councillors voted no, 109 voted YES and three choose to abstain.
The DA says it is "rejoicing" at the news that Jacob Zuma has resigned as president, while the United Democratic Movement says "good riddance"
The court ruled that city speaker Dirk Smit must ensure DA councillors voted with their conscience in the motion of no confidence on Thursday
The court ruled that the Speaker exercise his discretion and decide whether the motion of no confidence should be conducted by secret ballot.
Judgment was reserved in Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille’s court bid to have a motion of no confidence in her held by secret ballot.
DA advocate Ismael Jamie yesterday told the court that De Lille was tying to win a political battle using South Africa’s legal framework