Julius Malema tells a rally that President Zuma is ruining the ANC, and calls on the youth league to help turn things around at Mangaung.
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As the ANC national policy conference comes to a close we offer a wrap of all the significant developments at the event.
President Zuma has managed to gain favour once again with the ANCYL through his policy proposals for land reform and state intervention.
The ANC announced at its policy conference that the party plans to do away with its "willing seller, willing buyer" policy for land restitution.
The policies adopted at the 4th ANC policy conference propose nothing more than change through the continuity of current government policy.
The ANC has accepted an altered version of the "second transition" policy document – but it has nothing to do with Mangaung, says the ruling party.
Opposing factions have squared off at the ANC policy conference in Midrand – voicing their preferences between Jacob Zuma and Kgalema Motlanthe.
President Jacob Zuma’s skirting of important questions and issues comes across as a lack of vision, writes Rapule Tabane.
President Jacob Zuma may casts himself as party custodian, but it is his future that may need protecting, writes Niren Tolsi.
One minute and 52 seconds. That is how much Agri SA bought with Jacob Zuma by having a stand at the business exhibition of the ANC policy conference.
M&G political editor Rapule Tabane gives us his analysis of President Zuma’s opening address at the ANC policy conference.
Ruling party president Jacob Zuma has encouraged South Africans to criticise the ANC’s policies between this week’s conference and Mangaung.
Policies adopted at ANC sessions this week will affect the entire nation, but the media aren’t welcome as the party "doesn’t want to hold back".
South Africa needs a second transition, otherwise it would remain stagnant like many other African countries, President Jacob Zuma has said.
In a speech defying an ANC resolution forbidding leadership campaigning, ANC chairman Ace Magashule has openly endorsed Zuma for re-election.
President Zuma arrived back from Rio de Janeiro, on Saturday, where he attended the Rio+20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Developmeny.
The 350-seat Boeing 777 is bigger, faster and more imposing than the president’s 737, writes Phillip De Wet.
Nothing annoys South Africans more than someone saying we’re worse off than Zimbabwe. But at least we’re not Botswana.
Kgalema Motlanthe has finally shown his hand, questioning the ANC’s so-called second transition and seemingly headed for a showdown with Jacob Zuma.
In our first episode of Pimples, South Africans demand change. We can’t live on paper alone but there’s no way Msholozi can break a R100 note.
The Eastern Cape ANC has denied allegations it wants public funds to be used only for the first wife of President Jacob Zuma.
While the ANC’s allies have criticised the government’s decision to commit $2-billion to the IMF, the move has been welcomed by economists.
President Jacob Zuma, on his return from the G20 conference, says South Africa still has "a long way to go" to advance Africa’s development goals.
The $2-billion commitment to an International Monetary Fund "firewall" is not a gift but a sound financial investment, says the presidency.
Expelled ANCYL leader Julius Malema claims President Jacob Zuma undermined the youth by attending a G20 summit instead of joining a Youth Day rally.
No one likes to live in the shadow of a leader, which is why so many deputies are seen to be jostling to be numero uno, writes Khaya Dlanga.
A survey has revealed that most of South Africa’s youth do not want Jacob Zuma or Tokyo Sexwale as president of the country.
Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale has called on ANC leaders to change or face removal, while remaining coy about his own political ambitions.
Former ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema has labelled President Jacob Zuma a tribalist, dictator and an angry man.
Robert Mugabe’s allies have snubbed Jacob Zuma’s mediation team and rounded on Mantashe and Zulu, writes Jason Moyo.
Perhaps President Zuma should take a leaf from the book of Nelson Mandela, who wisely opted out of a second term as president, writes Khaya Dlanga.