There are vast opportunities for those who can keep government departments functioning
The liberation struggle’s most fearless fighter is remembered by comrades and strangers alike
Her family recalls her determination, fun and kindness when she visited her home
Streamlined delivery chains are needed, as is the ability to construct safe infrastructure
The police inquiry into mining activist Sikhosiphi Radebe’s 2016 death has been stalled according to the Amadiba Crisis Committee
‘The people of the province must put their shoulders to the wheel’
No fewer than 55 municipalities have been identified as distressed or dysfunctional, says Cogta Minister Zweli Mkhize
Millions have been allocated to develop smallholder black farmers
‘To address the land question we will need legislation that will be as forceful as war’
Five-year-old Viwe Jali fell into the toilet at the Luna Primary School in Bizana on Tuesday
The Special Economic Zones have created thousands of jobs
Masuelle highlighted improvements in delivery of services for education
South Africa is a water-scarce country where inequity and a lack of fairness and justice pervades water distribution.
Educators need to stop playing victim and plan to teach in less favourable conditions
The latest unemployment statistics from StatsSA show that South Africa’s unemployment rate declined to 26.7% in the fourth quarter last year
Day Zero could come in March for the province
In certain parts, the Eastern Cape crisis is worse than Cape Town — areas like the Gamtoos Valley don’t have supplementary water available.
ANC supporters arrived as early as Friday night in anticipation of the rally.
The township is better known for underdevelopment residents still strongly support the ANC.
Public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s Mandela Funeral report has revealed how the provincial government was left flat footed without a plan
Gwede Mantashe says the circulation of "fake news" of his impending suspension is a desperate act ahead of the December elective conference
Equal Education has taken the fight over the Eastern Cape’s education infrastructure crisis to the state owned enterprises largely responsible
The case of the Eastern Cape mother who allegedly killed her daughter’s rapist has been struck off the roll.
The department of education has spent about R260-million on laptops with the expectation that the technology would be used for administration.
The ANC in the Eastern Cape is consolidating its list of its preferred top six leaders ahead of the party’s conference in December
Ramaphosa addressed the last day of the ANC Eastern Cape conference at the international convention centre in East London on Sunday afternoon.
At least eight people were injured after the adoption of credentials on Saturday night, as supporters of Phumulo Masualle walked out of the gathering.
The labour movement failed to focus on the stayaway’s aim – halt state capture and corruption
The alleged killing of a man who raped her daughter reveals a history of abuse and alcohol
She was charged with murder and attempted murder, but South Africans are pitching in to fund the ‘lionmama’s’ legal fees.
What could have been a simple mischievous dog-chases-cow story turned into a very bizarre one
Not everyone has heard of Noni Jabavu, but her writing and experiences resonate with those who know they have been denied a voice