The party is establishing a task team led by Minister Parks Tau, a former mayor of Johannesbur, to tackle service delivery issues
The X-word gets trotted out like a beauty pageant contestant to dismiss legitimate border control issues
The first-of-its-kind balloon is predicted to bridge the gap in atmospheric data between the West and the continent
But regardless of whether it is sniffed, sucked or chewed, the plant is still bad for people’s health
The president said the party had entered uncharted territory following its failure to secure an outright majority in the 29 May general elections
Global demand for the beverage and its price heat up as KwaZulu-Natal supplies the world’s rarest coffee beans
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Makhura, who heads the party’s political school, said the loss of its majority in the 29 May general elections was a strategic set back
Worse, the presidential elections don’t matter because Big Business has captured the state
Both sides are accused of war crimes, and millions of people have been displaced and face famine in 14 areas of civil war in the country
World Ranger Day is a day of recognition and remembrance for the planet’s rangers safeguarding biodiversity
The Economic Freedom Fighters leader is allegedly purging dissenters, focusing on loyalty to secure his position before elective conference
Cyril Ramaphosa’s alliance partners are a bigger threat to his government than those who contested 29 May
The party’s first deputy secretary general said such interventions should be initiated ‘four years and nine months before the next elections’
The Limpopo premier wants a clampdown on the flow of illegal immigrants into the province
Pietermaritzburg residents allege corruption and mismanagement as well as problems with the new billing system
Residents blame councils, not the national and provincial government, for their plight
The ANC secretary general refuted Helen Zille’s claims of an exclusive ANC-DA coalition in the government of national unity
The secretary general also took a swipe at Jacob Zuma says the uMkhonto weSizwe party is a ‘friends of Zuma’ party
The ANC said the prejudice did not end with the May election as it argued for leave to appeal the high court’s dismissal of its trademark case
Johannesburg’s Alexander Park reservoir is taking strain, leaving taps dry for days
Imagine the outcry if another non-European host nation banned women athletes from wearing any sort of attire
Critics have commented that several of the myriad acts fall short as a response to the Zondo commission’s proposals to stem state capture
A dearth of candidates has repeatedly left the Judicial Service Commission unable to fill a post created by the retirement of Justice Sisi Khampepe
The new premier has opened an anti corruption hotline in his office
Msholozi must petition Mzansi Magic’s show, Love Back, if he wants to be in the ANC’s good graces
Tension has risen in the province, with some party members alleging political manoeuvring is behind the suspension of the former treasurer
As authoritarianism entrenches itself globally, it is vital that South Africa inspires a return of accountability and participation
The monarch said members of the provincial legislature ‘represent all of us’ and not just their parties
Wind farms are picking up speed in the province at the heart of South Africa’s energy transition
The Presidential Climate Commission’s new report says progress is not happening at the pace and scale required
Taxpayers who owe money to the revenue service must expect that these debts could be settled from the withdrawals, leading to a lower payout