Joel Netshitenzhe

The national executive committee member and former key policymaker refused to apologise for saying monopoly capital was not restricted to white people

The ANC president said the level of the discussions showed that the party has been in government for 23 years.

The ANC national policy conference has proposed that the term white monopoly capital not be used in its vocabulary

M&G readers air their views on political accountability and cadre deployment.

ANC NEC member Joel Netshitenzhe says the significant change in South Africa's class structure over the past 18 years has implications for the party.

A strategic national plan for the mining sector needs to be developed before looking at nationalisation of mines, says Joel Netshitenzhe.

Joel Netshitenzhe, a former key policy-maker, has joined Nedbank as an independent non-executive director.

What should be done to ensure that young South Africans break free of the psychology of marginalisation?, asks Joel Netshitenzhe.

This week government policy head Joel Netshitenzhe stepped down amid a restructuring of Cabinet that appeared to strengthen the hand of the left.

Victory celebrations in the tripartite alliance and among left-wing ministers over this week's Cabinet reorganisation are set to be cut short.

<a href="http://www.mg.co.za/specialreport.aspx?area=ancconference_home"><img src="http://www.mg.co.za/ContentImages/327874/livefrompolo.gif" align=left border=0></a>African National Congress (ANC) heavyweight Tokyo Sexwale on Monday night declined his nomination to the position of national chairperson as the names of those in the running for the ruling party's top six positions were announced. As predicted, Thabo Mbeki and Jacob Zuma go head to head in the contest for party president.

There is a moment when you can sense the power draining away, when a point of no return has been reached and passed. Prime Minister Gordon Brown is facing that moment now in Britain, as a sense of staleness, sleaze and incompetence overwhelms his government.