ANC members aligned to President Jacob Zuma say no discussions about leadership will be allowed on to the agenda at the upcoming policy conference.
The Democratic Alliance has found an unlikely partner in the Federation of Unions of South Africa as it continues its fight for a youth wage subsidy.
Government’s court bid to stop the legal challenge against e-tolling is set to intensify as it meets with the main opponents to the troubled system.
Sascoc president Gideon Sam has promised to fall on his sword if Team South Africa performs poorly at this year’s Olympic Games in London.
The 2012 Comrades Marathon winner Ludwick Mamabolo could be barred from running for two years after testing positive for a banned substance.
Public Service Minister Lindiwe Sisulu says South Africa can’t afford a strike – but it can’t afford to increase its wage offer to unions either.
She’s renowned as a union buster, but Lindiwe Sisulu must somehow keep state workers from embarking on a crippling strike, without budging on wages.
A public sector strike would cost SA billions of rands, but state workers say they feel abandoned by the government, and it’s time to be heard.
Nathi Mthethwa has defended the appointment of top cop Mangwashi Phiyega, saying it was not necessary to put a police officer in the position.
The summer of the EU’s 2012 meltdown will signal SA’s winter of discontent as an economic crisis looks set to play out with devastating consequences.
General Bheki Cele has been fired by President Jacob Zuma and replaced by another politician in Mangwashi Victoria Phiyega.
The ANC will today address rumours that Julius Malema is to be readmitted to the party. He shouldn’t get his hopes up, writes Nickolaus Bauer.
South African job seekers are headed for tough times due to slow economic growth and stagnant employment, Adcorp’s latest index has shown.
Nhlanhla "Lucky" Mkhwanazi’s days as SA’s acting top cop are numbered, as President Zuma looks set to formally replace General Bheki Cele this week.
The ANC’s charm offensive towards Afrikaners has been slammed by critics, who say the party is encouraging and underwriting tribal divisions in SA.
Safa has conceded that the country is at a low point in its soccer history, without a competent replacement for Pitso Mosimane in sight.
Farm invasions are "inevitable" should white South Africans not voluntarily hand over land to the government, says the ANC Youth League.
The South African government has come under fire for its apparent failure to act against Syria for alleged human rights violations.
The Goodman Gallery and the ANC have agreed to make amends in an aim to end the furore surrounding the controversial painting.
The Goodman Gallery and ANC will host a press conference after initial confusion over the agreement reached between the two over "The Spear".
Ruling party supporters have begun their march on the Goodman Gallery to protest against the controversial ‘Spear’ painting.
The ANC has claimed it is unanimous in its condemnation of ‘The Spear’, despite reports suggesting otherwise.
The former police spy boss has been suspended by the very man he hoped to replace as SA’s top cop. But his lawyer says he’s not out of the game yet.
The battle against the controversial "Spear" painting moves to the streets as thousands of ANC supporters prepare to march on the Goodman Gallery.
How far can artists go in satirising or sending up the powerful? Nickolaus Bauer reports on different value clashes over Brett Murray’s ‘The Spear’.
The battle to censor the controversial "Spear" painting looks set to be fought on the streets as the ANC rallied its supporters to mass action.
One of the men accused of defacing "The Spear" artwork said he did it to defuse a situation that could have turned into a race war.
The ANC, though, remains resolute in its court challenge against the controversial painting, even after the artwork was irreparably defaced.
The ANC has issued a warning to the judiciary as it takes the Goodman Gallery and City Press to court over Brett Murray’s controversial artwork.
Julius Malema’s initial attempts to fight his expulsion from the ANC have failed, after his backers failed to have the matter heard at an NEC meeting.
President Zuma’s right to privacy will be pitted against ‘Spear’ artist Brett Murray’s right to freedom of expression as the matter goes to court.
DA national spokesperson Mmusi Maimane has laid charges against Cosatu after a protest by the party turned violent in Johannesburg.