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‘Hlabisa stays. Buthelezi chose him’
Gauteng chair Bonginkosi Dhlamini says that challenging the founder’s choice for president would erode his legacy, sparking debate in the IFP
‘Dropout’ Jacob Zuma should be grateful to ANC, says youth league leader
Collen Malatji also said the party had been nursing the former president for too long, given he had caused more damage to the party than any other ANC leader
IFP’s Hlabisa prefers ‘strategic’ KZN post over parliament
The IFP’s president said he is watching out for detractors in the party who are calling for him to leave the province for parliament
Solly Msimanga is DA candidate for Gauteng premier
Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen also called for parties to support its motion to dissolve the Johannesburg council
IFP faces internal backlash over coalition agreement
Youth brigade says the deal contradicts the IFP’s position on coalitions
IFP remains strong and united, says Hlabisa after avoiding recall
Inkatha Freedom Party president Velenkosi Hlabisa said the party would not be distracted by the ‘desperate mischief’ of detractors
IFP president sidesteps no-confidence vote
Members who petitioned for a special national council meeting have been ordered to appear before the national executive committee
Eskom board squandered chance to question De Ruyter on corruption allegations – Scopa
The board was told to take seriously De Ruyter’s claims about wholesale graft at the embattled parastatal
Fearing his safety, top cop skips parliament hearing on Eskom graft
Brigadier Jap Burger is central to the fraud and corruptions claims made by the power utility’s former chief executive
Scopa to tell De Ruyter to submit Eskom intelligence report
The decision came after President Cyril Ramaphosa’s security adviser, Sydney Mufamadi, said the former CEO never told him the report implicated a senior ANC politician in…
Eskom load-shedding a second phase of state capture, says Gordhan
The public enterprises minister appears before parliament’s standing committee on public accounts regarding corruption at the power utility
De Ruyter refuses to name alleged graft-enabling minister and crooked politician
Despite pressure from the standing committee on public accounts, the former Eskom boss stood firm, saying he was not willing to divulge identities
D-Day for ANC as De Ruyter appears before parliament committee
The former Eskom boss has alleged that two senior ANC leaders are involved in corruption at the mismanaged, looted and sabotaged power utility
RAF board ‘not fit for purpose’, must be dismissed, Scopa chair says
The Road Accident Fund has been in a tussle with the auditor general over the use of accounting standards.
De Ruyter ready to appear before parliamentary committee
The former Eskom chief executive has accepted an invitation to make submissions to the standing committee on public accounts