The people of Johannesburg have cried many tears over the past decade and become accustomed to temporary service delivery ‘solutions’
The Democratic Alliance says there is no strategy for its ministers to torpedo bills they opposed before joining the GNU
The minister has been accused by the Postbank board of being treated with hostility, undermined and disrespected
The claim is based on the R500 000 each veteran was promised in 1994, which they say today works out to be R4.2 million.
An effort to have the ANC secretary general account for his actions at the ANCYL conference was thwarted by his allies at a recent National Working Committee meeting
ANC insiders are almost certain that Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma will not remain the cooperative governance minister for long
Syndicates, sabotage, theft and inaction by those in the know has helped bring the state-owned power producer to its knees, hurting the country in the process
According to Statistics South Africa’s report, the largest increase in employment over the quarter stemmed from the Western Cape at 6.9%
Government departments will be compelled to introduce power saving measures and to move to alternative energy sources
Political rhetoric can’t plaster over the city’s divides and rewrite its haunted past
DA leader says voters face a clear choice in next year’s national polls after president lost the opportunity to pull back from the brink
Costs and effect will determine how and when state-owned entities are moved from the department of enterprises to line departments
ANC sources say the deputy president submitted a resignation letter on Monday
We’re all crying out for a cabinet reshuffle – and Paul Mashatile for his West Wing office – but the post-conference presents will take time
Ethnic chauvinism and table banging don’t win conferences once one crosses the Drakensberg mountains
The labour federations want a basic income grant of R1 500 and for a drop in the price of food, fuel, electricity and interest rates to
Fuel prices are expected to increase by at least R3 a litre if the R1.50 reprieve is not extended
The presidency said the move required input from legal experts but analysts suggests it may in some way have been precipitated by the fire at parliament
The president said slurs against the judiciary, sabotage against institutions and the findings of the Zondo commission showed the need to protect democracy
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The minister in the presidency said the cabinet had not discussed adjusted lockdown restrictions and vaccine mandates
The department of international relations and cooperation says the travel ban on Southern African countries seems to be rushed
Holders of expired Zimbabwe exemption permits who are not successful in applying for other permits within 12 months will have to leave South Africa or be deported
The stimulus package is part of the state’s Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan, and is a response to the Covid-19 pandemic
The private sector, labour and government have been thrashing out ways to increase vaccinations and to restart the economy
Legal red tape results in providers not registering and children being denied the opportunity to thrive
The Section 194 committee that could recommend the impeachment of the Public Protector is packed with heavyweights likely to heed Luthuli House
Delays in amending legislation have left foster parents at the mercy of an overburdened system
An irregular farm lease is at the centre of a legal tussle between Patricia de Lille and her suspended director general at public works
No one can shed light on who is behind damning emails and their far-reaching consequences
On Monday, Gungubele told the commission that there was a faction in the board which took Matjila’s side whenever it dealt with issues related to him
The board of the PIC was asked to resign immediately or face being fired following allegations of corruption, the PIC inquiry heard on Tuesday