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
Parliament has 18 months to amend the Promotion of Access to Information Act so that political parties can disclose their sources of private funding.
This is what a current Draft Political Party Funding Bill proposes
Acting Judge Sydwell Shangisa ruled that the party had failed to demonstrate the urgency of the application, which was heard in court on Tuesday.
In a statement, Mashaba said all pending evictions have also been suspended unless he approved them.
The DA hopes ‘sanity will prevail’ in its coalition as the ANC moves to oust Jo’burg’s mayor
An urgent application by the United Democratic Movement has been struck from the roll for want of urgency and the party ordered to pay costs.
The denouncing of KPMG and Bell Pottinger by South African citizens is a good trend and bodes well for the country says Mcebisi Jonas.
President Jacob Zuma will today face yet another legal hurdle in the Supreme Court of Appeal.
Zuma offered a new and seemingly contradictory explanation as to why he originally did not seek a stay of his obligation to set up an inquiry.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) is opposing President Zuma’s high court application to delay investigations of state capture by a commission of inquiry
Does Zuma’s still-pending application to review and overturn Madonsela’s state capture report absolve him of the responsibility to act on it?
Smaller parties are feeling left out by the Democratic Alliance and the EFF has ambitions of its own
The damage done by state capture does not blind us to the fact that the democratic project belongs to all citizens
The good news is that South Africans have chosen to go forwards – that choice is evident in the rejection of state capture from all quarters.
Strange day in the ConCourt for President Zuma
"ANC councillor Dan Bovu faced renewed pressure to account for allegations that he accepted accepted a bribe to sell public land for housing"
The Democratic Alliance says it’s committed to working with the United Democratic Movement but not with the deputy mayor ousted in no-confidence vote.
Mugabe was accused of beating South African model Gabriella Engels, 20, with an extension cord in Sandton on August 13
The coalition government in the Nelson Mandela Bay metro is on shaky ground following the dismissal of Deputy Mayor Bobani
A final set of names will need to be agreed to by the committee following interviews.
The ANC chair has missed two meetings at which the issue would have been raised
Democratic Alliance (DA) deputy chief whip Mike Waters likened Muthambi’s snub to the committee to a middle finger.
Are different ways of governing emerging from South Africa’s cities governed by opposition coalitions?
Opposition parties have become “divided down the middle" after the motion of no confidence vote
Mmusi Maimane has called for the dissolution of Parliament following the failed motion of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma via secret ballot.