The ruling party’s head of elections has said the ANC should be worried that members were moving to the new party while the IFP should also be concerned
A liquidated company is fighting to get home affairs to pay the years old debt owed to them
An embarrassing nasal malfunction was not all that should cause Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema to lose face
The ANC is hoping to use the former president’s popularity among coloured voters to destabilise the Democratic Alliance
The president largely blamed the state of the country on the legacy of apartheid and the Zuma era but said the ANC was not finished yet
Bongani Ntanzi maintains that he was never represented by former police officer Dominic Mjiyako
The former Eskom chief executive believes the answer lies in nuclear power
Julius Malema is allegedly disappointed with the party’s leaders including deputy president Floyd Shivambu and Marshall Dlamini after its manifesto launch
About 80% of the country’s dams are so enriched with nutrients they could produce toxic algal blooms
The president’s statecraft was on full display during his State of the Nation address as he wove a strong story despite having little to work with
The student aid scheme has in the past received qualified audit opinions, but most recently received an adverse opinion because of shambolic internal controls
If allowed to pass the Vaal River Barrage, the plant has access to a journey of about 1 000km of the middle and lower Vaal river, the Bloemhof Dam and then into the Orange river
The national chairperson has called on EFF delegates to nominate hard workers for party posts at the December elective conference
The debate on the State of the Nation address, predictably, became a campaign stump for all parties
The government says Israel’s extension of its military operations in Rafah is in breach of the rights of Palestinians in Gaza
Accused number two Bongani Ntanzi differed with what his lawyer said about the alleged assault that elicited a ‘confession’ from him
True love, if it is properly applied, can free us to transform ourselves, as well as the world around us
Khoza raised eyebrows after posting a recent photograph of herself and her once stated nemesis, Jacob Zuma, on social media
Some believe the Red Berets could pull the government too far to the left, but its lack of ideological clarity suggests otherwise
Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen said the allegations against Mashatile would have come to light had the president instituted lifestyle audits of his cabinet as promised
The court’s decision means the ruling party remains compelled to hand over its deployment records to the Democratic Alliance
A groundbreaking report reveals the shocking state of wildlife with global extinction risk increasing
More than 100 vendors worked in Uhuru Park and Central Park. They now struggle to earn a living and some have had to leave the capital city
They allege they contracted incurable lung diseases while working on mines and want compensation for the harm caused to their health
In an interview, Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman also refutes the view that South Africa’s biggest mining employer is overextended
By Wednesday this week, load-shedding is projected to ease to lower stages
Domestic constraints on the industry may be easing, but this will do little to counteract the effect of the commodity price slump
The rumours have been quashed and the cat’s among the pigeons — champion driver Lewis Hamilton will be wearing Ferrari’s scarlet racing suit for the 2025 Formula One season
The musician and anti-apartheid fighter is still searing at 70 as he embarks on a tour
Malema said they will emulate countries that have success in providing electricity to fix the power problems South Africa has
Presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya said it would be unfortunate for SA/US relations if the bill comes to pass
The bipartisan bill accuses the ANC, President Cyril Ramaphosa and Naledi Pandor of anti-semitic statements