The former finance minister has criticised those sitting on the fence and allowing state capture to continue crippling the country’s economy.
The former chief executive of Platfields Limited has been appointed as a political adviser to the minister of police.
This week, even Zuma’s staunchest supporters have taken a hard stance against the Gupta family.
Could the second coming of the ANC and the country be upon us?
President Jacob Zuma revealed in a written reply to a Parliamentary question on Monday that he owns no property outside of South Africa.
Ace Magashule’s deputy in the ANC in the Free State says concerns raised by the police minister are valid.
The Mpumalanga ANC chair was allegedly ordered to toe the Zuma line or risk arrest
The president’s choice of quotes matches his lightness and indifference in his decisions and outcomes
Moneymine Enterprises reportedly appointed long before the department of public works was involved in the Nkandla tender process.
The party should check into political rehab and end its dysfunctional relationship with the ANC
He also took a swipe at "people" who use the "hostile media to communicate with comrades instead of talking to them first".
The ANC MP has reiterated her demand that Jacob Zuma must step down to save South Africans.
A candidate with integrity is the preference of the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation and civil society organization Save SA to become the next ANC president.
Throughout the conference the songs sung at the congress alluded to a strong desire by SACP members to contest state power.
Readers write in about the ANC, the M&G, and Jacob Zuma
"Perhaps the only factor standing in the way of his dictatorship cake is the absence of enough heat"
Former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor has alleged in a new book that President Jacob Zuma made inappropriate sexual advances on her.
While the party talks up the land question it is repressing popular struggles for land.
The ruling party appears to have lost claim to being a leader of society. This is clear from the outcome of its policy conference.
Mkhwebane further argues that Zuma cannot decide who will chair the commission as he has a direct personal or financial interest in its outcome
Rival political factions fighting for state power may be behind the recent spate of break-ins and fires at key government institutions
The South African Communist Party says its trust in its alliance partner has been broken by its failure to implement the 2007 Polokwane resolution.
Will voting in the motion of no confidence in the president be without fear, favour or prejudice? The speaker needs to decide on the secret ballot.
The level of outrage at wrongdoing should be weighted by harm done to the vulnerable. Instead, the Ombud seems more sensitive to harmed privilege
Mapaila said having Ramaphosa address the gathering would help avoid tension between the SACP and its ANC allies.
A combination of politicking ahead of the ANC policy conference, plus the machinations just before it met meant heightened tensions between factions.
The policy conference of the governing ANC will be remembered for a party in disarray, plagued with internal dissent.
Readers write in about the KhoiSan, and the BLF.
The ANC president’s compromise idea smacks of a leader backing a losing horse
The EFF wants him grilled in public over Nkandla and the DA wants his corruption charges to stick
Central to the case is whether the former NPA boss jumped or was pushed out of his job
The belligerence and divergent views expressed this past week leave little hope for self-correction