Fake invoices are alleged to have been used to siphon money from the State Security Agency but the acting director general refuses to comment
Eskom is spending R4.5m more on coal each day because of contracts that are lucrative for certain producers
“Our nation is at a crossroads. Our actions now will determine whether we rise or sink into the abyss,” the president says
The newly sworn-in delegate was only recently released from Boksburg prison and is on parole after serving almost 28 years behind bars
Changes include Thandi Modise for speaker of the National Assembly. North West premier Job Mokgoro also keeps his job
Two days have been set aside for legislators to either critique or applaud President Ramaphosa’s Sona speech
The DA has written a petition to the president asking that he consider remitting the Bill back to Parliament based on procedural irregularities
The bill will enable voters to cast their votes even if their addresses aren’t on the voters’ roll yet
Zuma, Gigaba, Dlamini, Muthambi and Zwane – all candidates who could be vetted for ‘integrity’
The EFF needs to work with the ANC to get the two-thirds majority required to amend section 25 of the Constitution
Eight provinces voted in favour, and one province voted against the process to amend Section 25 of Constitution
Gauteng public hearings on the Bill have been completed
The Bill seeks to close loopholes in the current Competition Act, and define contraventions and uncompetitive conduct by companies more explicitly
Writing off debts of the poor, as laid out in a Bill before Parliament, may take up to seven years
China is not always the largest lender and Chinese companies sometimes act in their own interests
President Ramaphosa was in the hot seat in Parliament where he replied to MP’s questions on a variety of topics
South Africa’s constitution has been amended 17 times already. But, the procedure for doing so is onerous
Secret donations may soon be a thing of the past if civil society groups get their way in Parliament
The new green-lit labour laws include a provision for unions to decide on strikes by secret ballot
ANC MP Amos Masondo confirmed he has referred Manana and Bongo to the subcommittee which organises disciplinary hearings
On Wednesday, the National Council of Provinces accepted a motion to see that the Special Investigation Unit gets back on its feet
Last year in Parliament, Zuma refused to answer questions about his legal costs, and told the National Council of Provinces it was "not [his] problem"
Parliament has decided to set up an oversight inquiry into state capture after Mosebenzi Zwane failed to pitch up and answer questions on Estina
A parliamentary office says nuclear power is 16% pricier than the most expensive type of coal electricity production, despite Eskom’s support for it.
President Jacob Zuma’s Q&A session was cancelled after the EFF refused to let him speak until he’d answered their question on Nkandla repayment.
Cyril Ramaphosa dealt with wage inequality, growth strategies and government cost-cutting in his Q&A session, but not Omar al-Bashir’s departure.
Snarky remarks, shouting matches and not so thinly veiled insults dominated President Jacob Zuma’s question and answer session in Parliament.
Government officials have begun to review the proposed changes to the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act.
The National Council of Provinces chairperson Thandi Modise has lodged a complaint with the Press Ombudsman against the Sowetan, a spokesperson said.
Thandi Modise has been elected unopposed as chairperson of the National Council of Provinces, with Raseriti Tau as her deputy.
The controversial Employment Equity Bill is ready to be signed into law despite the DA voting against it the second time around.
The NCOP has quietly put the South African National Roads Agency’s plans to start the tolling of Gauteng’s highways next month on hold.