The Marikana massacre has exposed an increasingly tense relationship between the ANC leadership and its fractious members in North West.
Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi has been dealt a double blow, losing two allies weeks before the labour federation’s national conference.
Free State Premier and chair Ace Magashule has hailed Jacob Zuma as an intellectual as he explains why he supports the president’s re-election bid.
Presidential task team members believe Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga should be fired but President Jacob Zuma needs her women’s league.
Sandile Tyatya has raised the ire of officials in the council after he entered into a R4.5-million contract with Altech Netstar.
Mahumapelo has pocketed at least R200000 through his travel agency’s business dealings with an ailing municipality in the province.
The ANC is under intense pressure to release reports about the problems that plague the province.
Sadtu members in Limpopo released a scathing statement this week signed by its secretary, Matome Raphasha, and his deputy, Sowell Tjebane.
ANCYL member Magdalene Moonsamy has taken on Deputy Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni over her remarks about Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.
Efforts to emulate Mandela haven’t worked out well for President Zuma, who has done more to divide the ANC than unite it, writes Michelle Pietersen.
The ANC’s ex-soldiers are accused of intimidating Jacob Zuma’s opponents at the Mandela lecture this week, writes Michelle Pietersen.
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela has accused the ANC, under President Jacob Zuma’s leadership, of disrespecting the Mandela family.
Derisive senior ANC members and others have pointed out that there are no jobs for the seekers to seek, writes Michelle Pietersen.
Jacob Zuma’s legacy will be defined by promiscuity, corruption and a suppression of debate – he must be removed at Mangaung, says Julius Malema.
Insiders say the second transition document championed by President Jacob Zuma was rejected, dealing a blow to his re-election campaign.
Free State premier Ace Magashule looks set to retain his seat as ANC chairperson at this weekend’s provincial conference, writes Michelle Pietersen.
Hardship is a way of life for those who stay in a Northern Cape village in ‘an old South Africa’, writes Michelle Pietersen.
In an apparent show of support, Thabo Mbeki has in a letter thanked the ANC Youth League for its birthday wishes.
Sasco says Jacob Zuma’s appointment of Mdu Manana as deputy higher education minister is proof that his government doesn’t take education seriously.
The ANC in the Northern Cape has given its blessing to more aggressive land reform, but drawn the line at the wholesale nationalisation of mines.
The private business and fundraising ethics of the ANC’s North West chairperson are under scrutiny, writes Michelle Pietersen.
The ANC’s top brass has thrown a lifeline to suspended ANCYL treasurer general Pule Mabe by instructing the league to review his dismissal.
The Public Service Commission this week told Parliament that the system of recruitment of heads of government departments needed a "rethink".
Thuli Madonsela says a multimillion-rand Western Cape tender is unlawful and must be terminated, in a report premier Helen Zille has vowed to contest.
The ANC Youth League’s treasurer general, Pule Mabe responded to questions from the Mail & Guardian after his suspension this week.
President Jacob Zuma has stealthily started his election campaign by handing out tractors and homes.
The ANC Youth League has provided detailed reasons for its stance that disciplinary action against its leaders was politically motivated.
The ANC task team which has been investigating irregularities at the Limpopo conference in December has cleared Cassel Mathale and his executive.
The divisions about e-tolling within the ANC-led tripartite alliance have been directly linked to the infighting leading up to Mangaung.
Julius Malema was not present. But he was everywhere: on posters, T-shirts, in speeches, chants, songs and dances at the Limpopo conference.
Hundreds of supporters of embattled ANC Youth League president Julius Malema flocked to his home in Flora Park in Polokwane on Saturday nigh
The Democratic Alliance’s senior party leaders have continued to question Helen Zille’s failure to apologise clearly for her "refugee" comment.