The DA’s James Selfe says President Zuma must be personally liable for the legal costs of the spy tapes saga.
Denying a pushback, the party says it’s firmly unified in developing pro-poor policies
As formal state capture evidence mounts, the president batted away on charges of corruption in The President’s Keepers
‘South Africans are so inured to protests that a small protest at an NPA office in Cape Town barely registers’
The defence of Dlamini came after Democratic Alliance leader asked the president why he had not axed her.
Student protests have erupted on some campuses, with students calling for the president to release the report.
Current provincial leader John Moody squares up with Ekurhuleni’s Ghaleb Cachalia for a top spot
So far the ANC and the UDM have advocated for a fund to be managed by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC)
Mmusi Maimane hopes the party’s new policies will transform its image of being white and elite
The DA has called on government to investigate what more may have been done to prevent the deaths and destruction caused by the Durban storm.
No sitting president has ever been charged with a criminal offence in South Africa.
Zuma and the NPA wanted the appeal court to overturn the High Court’s decision
Readers write in about the the DA’s unwillingness to march for Muslim women, the Kenyan elections and SAPS explains why they need the SANDF.
The ANC is divided and the opposition parties are learning the art of compromise the hard way
The DA’s new Western Cape leader is focusing on the party’s future and not on ‘lackey’ labels
ConCourt support for new laws after the high court judgment will light up our murky politics
The Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services agreed to hold an inquiry into on Mkhwebane’s conduct over the past year.
MPs have decided the justice and correctional services portfolio committee will look into the Mkhwebane’s fitness to hold office.
On Tuesday morning, the Dullah Omar region’s Khaya Yozi confirmed he was on his way to the Cape Town Central police station to lodge the complaint.
Veteran politician Bantu Holomisa says the official opposition can’t take on the ANC alone
After DA leaders were placed on special leave, police minister asked the city of Cape Town to lodge a formal complaint if the the police overstepped.
The DA has agreed to not come within a 900m radius of the infamous Gupta family compound in Saxonwold during its anti-state capture march on Thursday.
The DA’s leader’s statement comes after Cape Town mayor and a member from her committee were placed on special leave after a fall out about the SIU.
The DA has stopped an ANC councillor from sharing information with a portfolio committee on Mayor Patricia de Lille’s security upgrades to her house
The Auditor General’s Alice Muller warned that without a CEO and board, there isn’t adequate control in an organisation.
Patricia de Lille and mayoral committee member JP Smith on "special leave" after a public spat has resulted in the two being investigated.
The gloves have come off between Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille and mayoral committee member for safety, security and social services JP Smith
Cape Town’s mayor faces allegations over corruption in the construction of her home in Pinelands.
The High Court in Pretoria has granted President Jacob Zuma a stay in immediately implementing a judicial commission of inquiry
"The right to vote is significantly diluted when voters do not know who funds political parties"
The high court has ruled that political parties must reveal the sources of their funding, after years of Parliament failing to impose real regulations
The Democratic Alliance’s Lennit Max believes his fourth attempt at the party’s Western Cape provincial leadership may