The president is explicit: white monopoly capital causes black poverty, justifying the black elite being the only beneficiaries of economic change.
This is the opposition party’s next move if the president refuses to supply the intelligence report.
The call for a secret vote in Parliament to remove the president is not the solution to South Africa’s problems.
The former minister in the presidency says he was formally introduced to a young Atul Gupta during a visit to India with the former president in 1996.
Deputy President "supports that there should be a judicial commission of inquiry".
The soldiers who drowned on the SS Mendi in 1917 were supposed to be honoured with medals of honour in February. The president never signed the order.
The latest protests against the president suggest that the complexion of South African protests is starting to change.
"I marvel, for example, at how ANC comrades have entire conferences about phrases such as ‘the national question’."
Cosatu seems to have forgotten the role of the unions in bringing down apartheid.
Several Cosatu leaders said this week that they planned to confront Dlamini, a vocal Zuma supporter.
The SACP secretary general says an anti-Zuma campaign will not resolve the fundamental causes of the problems facing the country.
An entrenched private sector and an active civil society are unlikely to yield to a kleptocracy.
The ANC deputy president and the party’s secretary general had expressed their dissatisfaction with Zuma’s decision to axe several ministers.
"The ANC holds that it is a bottom-up organisation, with ultimate power vested in its branches and leaders who serve at the pleasure of members."
The ex-prosecutions boss says that, contrary to the president’s claim, he never asked to leave the NPA
The president’s 75th birthday in Kliptown coincided with the anti-Zuma march
The Presidency in an unprecedented move, is hosting a state visit at night to avoid protest gaffes
Many regional and branch leaders back the president out of loyalty, but some are afraid to speak out against Zuma’s alleged enemies.
Speaking at a memorial service for anti-apartheid hero, Chris Hani, who was assassinated in 1993, Jacob Zuma played the race card.
Opposition parties have declared Wednesday a ‘national day of action’, marking the start of efforts to unseat Jacob Zuma.
Vavi was addressing a crowd of more than 25 000 people at Tshwane’s Church Square, where civil society leaders and civilians gathered.
DA members and supporters have gathered in Mary Fitzgerald Square in Newtown, Johannesburg to demand that President Jacob Zuma be removed.
Preaching consensus, even if not practising it, is working for Zuma now — as it did then.
Readers write in about Cyril Ramaphosa, and diabetes 2.
The president has dumped those he doesn’t need anymore, including Cosatu and the SACP. He knows where his support lies, and he will pander to it.
Civil society is mobilising for political change, but why does suburbia only step up when it’s in peril?
On Wednesday night, between 10 and 15 people stormed the area and torched the banners of the Marikana Support Campaign.
The former finance minister, speaking at a memorial service for Ahmed Kathrada, said the struggle stalwart was from a generation of humble leaders.
Numerous racist comments against the president have been made on a Facebook page with more than 49 000 likes.
ANC deputy secretary general Jessie Duarte says the party’s leaders were consulted by the president on his intention to fire the finance minister.
On Tuesday night, the party mistakenly sent notes about its NWC meeting
Just hours after the opposition parties’ meeting, Standard & Poor’s made its credit downgrade.