ANC KZN chairperson Siboniso Duma also said the party would support calls for Danny Msiza, who had to step aside over the VBS Mutual Bank heist, to return to the fold
Taxpayers’ pain has its roots set in a history that the finance minister could not overcome
There was 15 years of legal to and fro before the first judge in post-apartheid South Africa was impeached
The election comes at a time when the governing ANC is at its weakest since 1994
ANC head of elections Mdumiseni Ntuli believes the president’s approval rating provides an advantageous platform for campaigning
In this instalment of The Fiscal Cliff – a Mail & Guardian series on how South Africa’s budget has been shaped – Sarah Smit considers the intimate link between the country’s ultra-high unemployment rate and austerity
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
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 government says Israel’s extension of its military operations in Rafah is in breach of the rights of Palestinians in Gaza
The court’s decision means the ruling party remains compelled to hand over its deployment records to the Democratic Alliance
By Wednesday this week, load-shedding is projected to ease to lower stages
The president promised that load-shedding would soon be under control and that service delivery would be improved. Again
The suspension prevents party leader Julius Malema and five other MPs from attending this week’s Sona and the budget speech later this month
Political parties say that uncertainty about the date has left them in limbo
But the Democratic Alliance’s Gauteng leader said John Steenhuisen’s comments had not harmed the charter
In an interview with Drew Forrest, the Test opener insists our first-class game cannot be fixed using another, entirely different, format
Makana’s budget, and those of most municipalities, need monitoring and the corrupt and wasteful held to account
The International Monetary Fund has slashed South Africa’s 2024 growth forecast as the country’s economy grapples with logistics constraints
In trying to provide an alternative to the ANC, the new political grouping has fallen into old traps
According to a legal expert, the singer should have been charged alongside the five accused
The forests are found nowhere else in the world and stretch along about 1 000km of the coastline from the Cape into Namibia
Governor Lesetja Kganyago suggested the central bank will look for the inflation rate to fall within its target before it administers relief
After the release of the December inflation data, Investec chief economist Annabel Bishop said the Reserve Bank is likely to remain hawkish amid upside risks
Diesel is used to run the open cycle gas turbines which have been used to reduce the higher stages of power cuts
A ‘domestic dispute’ is said to have been behind the blaze which destroyed a residential building in the city centre on Sunday
How the 26s, 27s and 28s prison gangs got their name, and how street gangs usurped them
High tariffs have turned the power utility away
Businesses struggle to survive as progress in the R196m reconstruction of the street remains at a standstill
The parties say a delay in announcing the date prejudices their preparation efforts
Minister’s statement comes amid kickback allegations against himself and the fund’s chairperson
It also provides opportunities to learn and to advance the profession
South Africa told the International Court of Justice that Israel is deliberately trying to destroy the Palestinian people living in Gaza