The FW de Klerk Foundation affirms that no South African citizen is being persecuted on the basis of race
The country desperately needs a system that makes politicians accountable to voters, not their political parties
The civil society group said the bills were probably being written by legislators with ‘self interest and expediency’ in mind
The Bill, open for comment until 31 August, proposes an extension of the timeframe within which irregular appointments must be rectified
His blanket apology did not cast him as a man of principle but as a man of cowardice
FW De Klerk died in his home having suffered from cancer
The NPA and the Hawks are allocating people and resources to investigate apartheid-era crimes that have gone unpunished, but not everyone is altogether happy about it.
Pressure is mounting on the NPA to charge the former president and others involved in political killings
during apartheid
Apartheid’s last president walks back comments that definition was a Soviet plot
The Democratic Alliance responds to the Mail & Guardian’s apology over a story published in the paper, regarding its leader, Mmusi Maimane.
The FW de Klerk Foundation responds to the Mail & Guardian’s apology over a story published in the paper, regarding FW de Klerk.
Former presidents FW de Klerk and Kgalema Motlanthe, and business tycoon, Johann Rupert, spoke of race and social inequality at a conference.
The FW de Klerk foundation has said Zuma’s comments regarding the distinction between proper state expenditure and self-enrichment are disturbing.
The FW de Klerk Foundation says it covered Glynnis Breytenbach’s defence fees to “promote and defend the Constitution, and rule of law.”
While SAA lifted a ban on pilot applications from white males in August, no white men were selected for its cadet programme this year.
Critics take issue with an ‘unworkable’ plan to licence even the smallest of businesses.
The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has dismissed claims by FW De Klerk that the party was responsible for the widening inequality gap in the country.
Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa has launched a last-ditch attempt to avoid having to apologise to the Cape Town student abused by police.