Public protector Thuli Madonsela has lashed out at allegations made by her deputy, Mamiki Shai, that she is biased against the ANC.
President Jacob Zuma this week announced the first concrete measures aimed at bringing the violent illegal strikes that have flared up under control.
Arms Procurement Commission chairperson Judge Willie Seriti’s previous role in getting President Zuma off the hook could cast a shadow over its work.
Jacob Zuma’s detractors have warned that another five years with him at the helm could have disastrous consequences for both the ANC and South Africa.
The US debate tradition began in 1858 when, during the senatorial campaign, Abraham Lincoln challenged an opponent from the audience.
Gwede Mantashe has defended the decision to include ANC branches deemed not to be in good standing in the final audit report.
Economic Development Minister Ebrahim Patel says Jacob Zuma’s proposed freeze on salary hikes for a year would apply to the private and public sector.
Khaya Dlanga believes the ANC has lost its identity and become a shadow of its former self, arguing that it’s time to Occupy the ANC.
Cosatu has announced that it will back President Jacob Zuma for a second term as ANC leader at the party’s elective conference in December.
Proposals unveiled by President Jacob Zuma – intended to quell economic turbulence – have been slated by analysts and politicians for lacking detail.
Cosatu will back President Jacob Zuma and the "core of the Polokwane collective" for a second term as ANC leader, the union federation says.
Public protector Thuli Madonsela will investigate the development of a R2-billion town in President Jacob Zuma’s village of Nkandla, her office said.
President Jacob Zuma has moved to restore confidence in South Africa’s economy by unveiling a wide-ranging plan to address ongoing labour unrest.
President Jacob Zuma should answer all the questions surrounding the costs of his private home in Nkandla, KwaZulu-Natal, says the DA.
As the scandal around President Zuma’s Nkandla homestead grows, the Pimples take a road trip to find out what on earth Msholozi is up to there.
President Jacob Zuma chews the fat with his enemies, attempting to woo the likes of Fikile Mbalula while Cosatu mulls over its preferred candidate.
As the labour crisis in the mining sector escalates, all eyes have turned to the government to take the lead in preventing financial and job losses.
Steps will be taken to improve public and investor confidence in the economy it was agreed at a social dialogue meeting on the state of the economy.
In this week’s Weekend 101, the race for Mangaung becomes more interesting, the Spear is declassified and Twilight comes to town.
ANC members have claimed that auditors padded the figures for provinces crucial to Jacob Zuma’s party presidency re-election campaign.
This week the government responded to two of the issues facing a depressed South Africa – Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla upgrade and protracted strikes.
The ANC Women’s League tried to defend itself this week following a widely condemned comment by Clara Ndlovu, its Mpumalanga provincial secretary.
Paul Mashatile and some of our comrades believe in the fallacy that ANC delegates will discuss how our leaders have performed since 2007.
The Film and Publications Board cannot ban online images, an appeal tribunal told it this week.
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe’s book launch turned into a rowdy pro-change rally favouring the enigmatic leader, despite his attempts otherwise.
President Jacob Zuma says a large part of the renovation on his Nkandla homestead in KwaZulu-Natal was paid for by his family.
A leadership deal between President Jacob Zuma and Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe could be what the ANC needs to survive, writes Khaya Dlanga.
Agriculture Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson supports President Jacob Zuma for a second term in office "unreservedly".
In this extract from ‘Kgalema Motlanthe: A Political Biography’, we learn that he didn’t expect the new leadership to do things it accused Mbeki of.
The public works department will keep a close eye on the process to spend nearly R240-million on upgrades to President Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla homestead.
ANC KZN chair Zweli Mkhize says President Zuma gained the party more support because he is popular, and not because he appeals to his home province.
Two new road networks worth R582-million have been built in President Jacob Zuma’s village in KwaNxamalala, Nkandla – thanks mostly to state funds.