ANC members in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng allege that the reconfiguration of the provincial structures and upcoming branch audits are part of his strategy to strengthen his position for the race
The political heavyweight says corrupt officials and factionalists would be the first to go
Outspoken secretary Bheki Mtolo has been kept on the books as the convenor of policy, planning and monitoring
Despite what some say about the Takatso deal’s collapse, the private sector has made strong inroads at public enterprises
State capture is often cited as the the reason for the department’s ongoing failures, but its problems run far deeper
The initial commitment, informed by the constitutional dream of the struggle, has been trundled underfoot by ministers and presidents
With Eskom and most other entities in states of disrepair, the relevance of the department of public enterprises is questioned
In 1997, the warning bells were ringing that South Africa faced a dark future because Eskom would run out of capacity to supply a growing populace and an expanding economy
There should be fewer MPs on the commission to limit political interference in judicial appointment, Freedom Under Law and the Helen Suzman Foundation argue
The former president believes that the policy conference must come out with a recommendation giving the integrity committee more teeth
The veteran national executive committee member told media the party had an obligation to confront the damning findings against it in the report on state capture
The EFF president says he has grown — and matured — along with the country’s third-largest party
The EFF is said to have indicated that it will be happy to give the ANC Johannesburg for Ekurhuleni and Scopa during preliminary negotiations
Oscar Mabuyane tested waters with the ANC provincial executive committee regarding a possible coalition with the DA during a special meeting on Thursday
Hung municipal councils, most crucially in several metros, mean the ANC will have to find partners to be able to govern
Ousted ministers’ splinter party could threaten prime minister’s coalition majority
The poor condition of state-owned enterprises remains a blight on growth forecasts
Rob Adam, the chairperson of the Nuclear Energy Corporation of South Africa, handed in his resignation last week
It is far from clear that the deal fits in with South Africa’s long-term energy strategy, or that there is an economic case for it
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Cabinet has been lauded for its inclusion of youthful faces and women.
Efforts are under way to make it easier for firms, farms and households to sell electricity to the grid
The energy department seems set on the R200-billion plan, despite Transnet’s concerns over land-leasing irregularities
Tony Yengeni’s tweet implied Mashaba should be necklaced. He has been widely criticised for this, and the DA has laid a charge.
Developing alternative solutions towards the acceleration of Africa’s sustainability
The fuel price announcement for March was made by Minister of Energy, Jeff Radebe, on Monday morning
Coal is still very much part of South Africa’s energy mix, given the abundance of the mineral, Energy Minister Jeff Radebe has said
Relations between South Africa and Saudi Arabia are set to strengthen as the kingdom follows through on its $10-billion investment pledge
Ramaphosa and his eggshell dance vies with Msholozi’s shuffle on the KZN political stage
The price drops will come into effect on Wednesday January 2 2019
But struggling Necsa must get back on its feet before it contemplates its future strategy
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to make the announcement at the Union Buildings in Pretoria
It was the panel’s chief concern and might have cost some of the candidates their chances