Some argue that nuclear power will get us to our clean energy goals faster, but other experts say it is unsafe, unaffordable and unnecessary
The former president has written to the Nelson Mandela Foundation, requesting documents that he says will prove his innocence
Former defence minister voted in ahead of the Democratic Alliance’s Annelie Lotriet
Mogoeng chided for tongue-lashing
It became hard to suspend disbelief as Ramaphosa repeatedly told the Zondo commission that he did not know of the abuses ripping through the state machinery while he was deputy president
Nine years later, the government has not finalised damages claims, but has paid millions for Phiyega to contest the scathing findings against her
The president was presented with evidence about state capture that it was hard to believe escaped the attention of those in power, including himself
Zuma’s mystery illness has given TV viewers time to watch his successor swap ministers and be astonished about the extent of state capture
The president’s claim that he served as deputy president under Zuma as a way of stemming corruption came up short against prior evidence of witnesses who said he failed to help them do so
The machinations around the finance ministry at the time clearly posed the risk that the treasury would be captured, to disastrous effect, Ramaphosa said.
The former president requires surgery, which has been put off for the past 18 months, according to his doctor
The former president needs extensive emergency treatment that is overdue because of this legal woes, according to a certificate filed to the Pietermaritzburg high court
During his tenure as president he enabled state capture and the building of the prison industrial complex
The former president was moved to an ‘outside’ facility on Thursday morning
Weapons have been seized from a number of security companies owned by ANC-linked individuals who are loyal to the former president
Despite agreement that it would be politically ‘unwise’ for the president to remove the health minister before the Special Tribunal makes its decision on the application by the Special Investigating Unit, he may have just done so
Not much has changed. Zuma’s still wearing his orange onesie. And Mkhizi is still free. Perhaps that will change by next week
A total of 36 murder charges are being probed in the wake of vigilante attacks in the area during last month’s riots
‘This would be a very serious disincentive to investment,’ says Thabo Mbeki in a document arguing that the ANC should not proceed with the Constitutional amendment of section 25
Covid-19 bans on alcohol and the recent violence have exposed just how important booze sales are to retailers that once only filled trolleys with food
Provincial government says it cannot deal with the magnitude of the damage to infrastructure alone
The Zuma family also urged people to continue to desist from destroying infrastructure, adding that it opposed the arrest of Ngizwe Mchunu
We need a commission of inquiry to find the central characters in the tragic event that played out in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.
In what may prove to be a first in our legal history, the constitutional court on 12 July heard an application for the rescission of an earlier judgment delivered on 29 June.
Civilians working together signals the possible germination of a deeply embedded democratic culture where ethnicity no longer divides
The social, political and economic problems of poor governance need to be fixed so that public resources are managed and distributed equally
A country is in flames. Two of its top men square off to say everything and nothing
The ANC has distanced itself from marches and motorcades over alleged killings of black people
State will focus on the ringleaders and coordinators of last week’s ‘attempted insurrection’
Conrad Koch, the award-winning performer and the human voice behind Chester Missing, tells Nicolene de Wee what it’s like to share his life with Chester and how anthropology shaped his view of the world
Analysts agree that economic relief for the poor is needed but are split on whether a grant should be permanent and whether it is affordable
Whatever last week was — half-assed coup or failed sparkling insurrection — the dread of impending apocalypse has dissipated