Jacob Zuma’s lawyer says he is the victim of a ‘pattern of behaviour’ that has made his name synonymous with corruption
JZ’s ‘deal’ with the apartheid spymaster: Niel Barnard is suing for millions claiming Zuma extended his contract with the State Security Agency
Premier ‘vigorously encouraged’ NW municipalities to put money into the bank
Among several investigations relating to the agency are two which former president Jacob Zuma previously ordered
Defiant Zuma supporters get ready to march on SA courts; the quotas question in the DA and paying tribute to Comrade Zami, Winnie Mandela. Read more!
DD’s made it to second in command. Cyril had no choice, not after he dispatched NDZ
THE END: A special edition on the Zuma years with ANC leaders’ reasons on what the former president did wrong
‘Only one candidate has been nominated and it is in order. I declare the Hon. Ramaphosa duly elected as the President of South Africa’
Catch up on Zuma and why he won’t go, the struggle to get water in Cape Town, a comment on why Viceroy may have come up short on Capitec, and more.
Zuma wants the court to set aside the remedial actions in Madonsela’s State of Capture report
The fees conundrum could be solved to the detriment of healthcare
As quickly as populist alliances form so do they unravel, according to Ernesto Laclau’s political philosophy theory
The damage done by state capture does not blind us to the fact that the democratic project belongs to all citizens
ANC MPs who choose the big boss over their constitutional duty lead us to a syndicated state
Derek Hanekom has been asked to ”show cause why” he shouldn’t be removed as chair of the national disciplinary committee of the ANC.
Last week, Gungubele said he no longer had confidence in Zuma, joining ANC MPs Makhosi Khoza and former finance minister Pravin Gordhan.
The state capture report released on Wednesday did not contain any good news for the president.
We trace Zuma’s path to the latest judgment on whether he should be prosecuted on corruption charges relating to the arms deal and spy tapes.
There is a mounting groundswell of anti-Zuma sentiment within the party that may just be the tipping point to drive the president out.
Join amaBhungane’s Sam Sole and M&G’s Matuma Letsoalo in a Hangout as we discuss what’s going on between the president and his finance minister.
Join amaBhungane’s Sam Sole and M&G’s Matuma Letsoalo in a Hangout as we discuss what’s going on between the president and his finance minister.
Opinion: Of most concern to the ANC is the matter of sovereignty: some members have said that leaders no longer answer to them, writes Drew Forrest.
As controversy rages about “state capture” by the president’s friends, they team up with Denel to profit from the sale of its products in the East.
Inordinate delays to urgent litigation that is in the public interest must be reduced, if not eliminated, writes Paul Hoffman.
Can President Jacob Zuma really have been unaware of who he was dealing with and their unsavoury reputations when meeting with known gang bosses?
Nowhere is the contempt of institutions more visible and more damaging than in President Zuma’s attitude towards the National Prosecuting Authority.
President Jacob Zuma has chosen his new executive, complete with promotions, demotions and sackings.
Despite the Nkandla splurge, President Jacob Zuma and the ANC are unlikely to face severe sanctions come May 7, say analysts.
A raid for evidence of corruption complicates an ex-premier’s march to succeed the prosecutions boss: Stefaans Brummer, Wisani waka Ngobeni, Sam Sole.
Bulelani Ngcuka makes a public apology for ”losing his cool” but refuses to apologise to Lawrence Mushwana personally: Ferial Haffajee, Sam Sole …
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/ 23 January 2004
Now that the Hefer probe is over, the focus shifts to the president’s dilemma over what to do about his deputy.
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/ 28 November 2003
A new twist in the Ngcuka-Zuma saga highlights the battle lines in a bitter information war that has drawn in spooks past and present.