The possible charges Zuma could face for the 2009 "Spy Tapes" saga include fraud, corruption and racketeering.
NPA boss Shaun Abrahams is expected to make his much-anticipated announcement on Friday
Abrahams is soon expected to announce whether or not to charge Zuma for payments he received from jailed tenderpreneur Schabir Shaik
‘We thought the bank was a safe place to keep our money but now we have been thrown
in a dilemma’
Although Zuma has ‘vandalised’ the ANC’s image, he could prove useful in wooing KZN voters
The West Rand’s plight could be a harbinger of problems for municipalities invested in VBS being placed under curatorship
Announcement comes as SA increases pressure on President Kabila to stick to the new election timetable
The concept of white South Africans seeking refuge from racial “brutality” and “genocide” post-1994 is nothing new.
Among the issues are the need to ensure food security in the future and whether expropriation of without compensation can happen through just the law
To inform Jacob Zuma about the decision relating to the corruption charges against him is not special treatment, Shaun Abrahams told Scopa
Ramaphosa says Zuma is willing to pay back the state funds after an agreement was signed in “good faith”
Rajesh Sundaram claims that Zuma shaped the policies at ANN7, suggested its name and even went so far as to play a role in appointing presenters.
‘All expenditure incurred by former president Zuma was incurred in line with the provisions of the State Attorney Act’
Gigaba did not give specific details on how he met the Gupta family, but maintained that the introduction was not made through any particular person.
The relationship between former president Jacob Zuma and the ANC veterans had become acrimonious and tense
Former president Jacob Zuma’s bad behaviour damaged his image and the ANC’s.
The mutual bank faces the possibility of going bust after the Treasury instructed municipalities to stop investing with it last year.
The deputy chief justice has appointed six officials who will lead the enquiry into state capture.
The date of the state capture inquiry, and who the evidence leader will be, is expected to be announced
In a bid to halt its slide at the polls, the ANC wants its former presidents and other big guns to campaign for the party
In an open letter to the president, a reader asks that refugees are given a lending hand
The division is just one of the areas in the SAPS that the new police minister wants to reform
The Zuma name is key to well-salaried positions of power in an area of grinding poverty
‘The ANC continues to harbour the people responsible for bequeathing South Africa to the Gupta and Zuma families’
The ANC’s NEC chairperson is ready to rebuild the party’s electoral structures
Despite the naysayers, South Africa’s new president has pulled astute moves in a short time
Minister General Cele of “shoot-to-kill” policy and snazzy fedora fame issued a strong warning to nefarious fellows masquerading as him.
The two NDPPs, Mxolisi Nxasana and Shaun Abrahams, do not seem to be appropriate candidates to decide the fate of former president Jacob Zuma
The public protector’s ill-conceived report and behaviour are grounds for Parliament to oust her
Two of the oldest liberation parties in Africa were forced by deep popular discontent to push their leaders aside
The returning finance minister may be content with life in the private sector, but he is compelled by a duty to serve.
2018’s budget does not go far enough. Perhaps Malusi Gigaba was caught up in the euphoria of the widely welcomed Sona by Cyril Ramaphosa