President Jacob Zuma is expected to unveil a bronze statue of former president Nelson Mandela at the Union Buildings.
South Africans from far and wide have journeyed to Qunu to bid the former statesman farewell in his hometown.
A report says the "fake" interpreter was employed by a company owned by the ANC’s religious and traditional affairs desk.
Thousands around the country applauded former president Nelson Mandela during live broadcasts of his state funeral in Qunu.
Former president Nelson Mandela was buried shortly before 1pm on Sunday in Qunu in the Eastern Cape.
At a vigil on Saturday night in Mthatha, it was clear that for the ANC, life after Madiba presented an opportunity for rebirth.
In an abrupt change of plans, retired Archbishop Desmond Tutu will attend former president Nelson Mandela’s funeral in Qunu.
Evaluation Minister Collins Chabane says the government did not issue any invitations for people to attend Madiba’s funeral.
Cheering greeted the procession bearing former President Nelson Mandela’s coffin on Saturday afternoon, however, some were disappointed.
People have lined the streets of Mthatha ahead of the arrival of Nelson Mandela’s body in the Eastern Cape.
Despite organisations criticising Pick n Pay for not closing on Sunday, the retailer says it will donate profits from sales on the day to charity.
Speaking at the Waterkloof base, from where Nelson Mandela’s body would be flown to Qunu, President Jacob Zuma says Madiba was "a man of action".
Speaking at the Waterkloof base during an ANC ceremony honouring Nelson Mandela, Mandla Mandela has expressed his thoughts on SA’s future.
The ANC has been accused of pettiness for excluding retired archbishop Desmond Tutu from Nelson Mandela’s funeral in the Eastern Cape.
Activity was high at the Waterkloof Air Force Base as the military, the ANC, SACP and Cosatu prepare to send Nelson Mandela’s remains to Qunu.
Unlike the memorial service for Nelson Mandela, the former president’s funeral will offer more privacy for his family, says Minister Dipuo Peters.
The family of former president Nelson Mandela will accompany his remains on the flight to the Eastern Cape on Saturday morning.
Thabo Mbeki shares his thoughts on the booing of Jacob Zuma, the state of leadership, Madiba’s legacy and whether he would return to local politics.
The NPA says no court records of a murder case involving the interpreter at Nelson Mandela’s memorial are available but will be traced.
The interpreter at Nelson Mandela’s memorial service has been convicted of theft and once had a string of criminal charges laid against him.
The booing of President Jacob Zuma at the memorial for former president Nelson Mandela this past week has stirred contrasting responses.
Major roads around Qunu will be closed early on Friday night due to former president Nelson Mandela’s funeral on Sunday.
Park-and-ride facilities to view Nelson Mandela’s body at Union Buildings have closed, but people have refused to leave the areas.
Israel’s Benyamin Netanyahu’s decision not to attend Mandela’s memorial service failed to give due credit to the Israeli delegation that did attend.
The material beneficiaries of the old order will rob black people even of the saint who loved them – Nelson Mandela, writes Andile Mngixitama.
Around the country, in more than 300 towns and villages in SA, people are saying their goodbyes to former president Nelson Mandela.
Amid drizzle, a deluge of foreign media, and outpourings of grief, the sleepy village of Qunu prepares for the funeral of Nelson Mandela.
A family pilgrimage, following former president Nelson Mandela’s journey, has taken a poignant turn at Robben Island.
The ANC has drawn on the power of Nelson Mandela’s name to attract voters into the Tlokwe by-elections driven away by party infighting.
Before we were enamoured of Mandela as a global brand, he was an African leader faced with decisions as tough as those that faced other African icons.
Hawkers, mamas, mourners and pilgrims have sparked a brisk trade outside his Houghton house.
The gap between rich and poor is growing — yet more people are becoming better off.