The former ANC provincial treasurer says the donation was used to pay for its conference in 2008
The suspended ANC secretary general won’t apologise publicly for his letter to Ramaphosa
A new Bafana coach and Mabuyakhulu’s Zondo testimony leaves our columnist feeling Broos-ed and battered
During a top six meeting ANC secretary general Ace Magashule asked that step aside be reviewed every six months
Now that the NEC has finalised its step-aside guidelines for those facing corruption charges, a swathe of officials will struggle to cling to their positions
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The ANC has stalled on setting ground rules for cleanout of comrades accused of corruption
Corruption-accused cadres are staying put as provincial rulings contradict NEC’s resolution to clean up the party.
The outcome of the ANC’s NEC meeting was clear: ask party members who are facing or who have been convicted of criminal charges to step aside. But as Paddy Harper and Lester Kiewit report, the ANC cannot act against those who have not been criminally charged — until then, any ‘reputationally toxic’ members can stay
ANC provinces led by two sides of the factional divide face acute challenges to retain control in the 2019 general election
The KwaZulu-Natal deputy chairperson allegedly received payment for an event which did not take place
Mike Mabuyakhulu and seven others, appeared in the Durban Commercial Crimes Court on 77 charges, including money laundering and corruption
The charges emanate from R28-milion paid for a North Sea Jazz Festival that was supposed to take place in Durban in 2012
The party is focussing on cementing stability and unity within its branches
eThekwini ANC Youth League regional secretary Thinta Cibane confirmed that Bongani “Usher” Mkhize was gunned down by two men at his home in Umlazi
The ‘status quo’ faction suffered a total whitewash in the three top five positions, the result of which was announced after midday
Sihle Zikalala was the only candidate nominated for the post by delegates of the conference
Three members of the provincial task team appointed to run the conference have confirmed the bid to halt the meeting
Provincial leaders say the summit will deal with how to implement the ANC’s resolutions on land expropriation without compensation
The canned KwaZulu-Natal conference exposes a uniquely ANC attitude to enmity
In an effort to get the KwaZulu-Natal conference back on track, the provincial task team is returning to the courts to speed up the legal proceedings
Neither Mantashe, nor Mike Mabuyakhulu could get a word in in what is being described as evidence of factionalism
A faction of the ANC is threatening to put an end to the compromise package in the province
Durban mayor James Nxumalo is being punted by Ramaphosa supporters. He’ll go up against Zuma ally Sihle Zikalala
Though stability seems to have come to the province, Jacob Zuma’s recall still hangs heavy
The impasse in the ANC over Jacob Zuma’s removal from office has derailed the party’s process of electing new leadership in several provinces
Fraud charges against a top KwaZulu-Natal ANC official are linked to the party’s factional battles, insiders say
Mike Mabuyakhulu has been released on R50 000 bail after being arrested for corruption over R28-million in provincial government funding
Going off script, the secretary general is mollifying the fortified Zuma faction in the province instead of working towards unity
“We aren’t too concerned about names. The NEC will ensure that sober people are appointed.”
South Africa cannot become a banana republic – dubious sorts of all types must face prosecution, writes Rapule Tabane.
Two ANC leaders in KwaZulu-Natal and a former department head, charged with tender fraud and corruption, have each been granted R100 000.
Leaks to the media about the imminent arrest of two high-ranking politicians in KwaZulu-Natal have heightened concerns in the ANC.