President Jacob Zuma has asked Parliament to move the upcoming State of the Nation Address from June 19 to two days earlier on June 17.
The EFF are facing a major test when it comes to parliamentary benefits but is it just hypocrisy at play, or the seduction of institutionalised power?
Parliament workers who say they want to strike over a wage agreement process could threaten the president’s State of the Nation Address.
Top-of-the-range tech equipment, state equipment and free flights form part of MPs’ salary packages.
Three more ANC MPs have resigned, days after President Jacob Zuma announced his new Cabinet, which did not include them.
In Mmusi Maimane’s acceptance speech, titled Toward a new Parliamentary era, he shares his plans for his new role.
Former speaker Max Sisulu has resigned from Parliament after the ANC appointed Baleka Mbete in his position.
Adult World is unhappy with the ANC’s objection to the opening of a store opposite Parliament in Cape Town, accusing it of censorship.
A sex shop is set to reopen less than 50m away from Parliament for the third time, despite protests from MPs the previous time it tried.
Mmusi Maimane, the DA’s national spokesperson, says he will stand for the party’s parliamentary leader to replace the outgoing Lindiwe Mazibuko.
Deeper divisions may arise within the ANC as President Jacob Zuma fights to keep his grip on power.
The EFF – who upstaged the National Assembly’s first sitting – and other MPs need to ensure Parliament is not a mere rubber stamp for the ANC.
Julius Malema’s Economic Freedom Fighters has been at the centre of a number of controversies on the first day of the new Parliament.
To everyone I owe my new credit limit to, I swear allegiance. So help me Jacob.
From swearing in National Assembly members to the order of proceedings on the day, here are facts on the first sitting of the fifth Parliament.
The ANC says former speaker Max Sisulu was not able to play "gatekeeper" for the party and its leadership, appointing Baleka Mbete to the position.
When EFF leader Julius Malema finally arrived in Parliament for registration on Tuesday, he came face to face with his nemesis, Blade Nzimande.
Former minister Dina Pule – who Thuli Madonsela found guilty of unethical conduct – has been replaced by Mnyamezeli Booi on the ANC’s list of new MPs.
The ANC may have to go begging to the opposition to make Baleka Mbete SA’s second deputy president, given that her name appears on the national list.
The ANC’s Jackson Mthembu is already planning his memoirs, while Agang seemed a little confused about which members were headed for Parliament.
Party members put forward for seats in Parliament and provincial legislatures are from diverse cultures, speak various languages and 42% are women.
Numerous Cosatu leaders will take seats for the ANC in Parliament in what critics are calling their reward for remaining loyal to the ruling party.
Barely two days after the bust of Nelson Mandela was unveiled at Parliament, a police vehicle reversed into it and damaged its right side.
ANC MPs have quashed attempts by the opposition to get a pronouncement on Thuli Madonsela’s Nkandla report before the parliamentary term ends.
Parliament did not follow normal procurement processes for the manufacturing of a Madiba bust because it was considered an "emergency procedure".
The National Assembly’s Max Sisulu has confirmed that Parliament will establish an ad hoc committee to process the public protector’s Nkandla report.
National Planning Minister Trevor Manuel has told MPs to value the Constitution in his farewell speech to Parliament.
Members of Parliament bid Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe farewell as he announced his retirement from government.
A programme has given the clearest indication that Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe and Planning Minister Trevor Manuel won’t return to Parliament.
Parliament has adopted a new rule that makes it duty-bound to ensure a debate of no confidence in the president is given due priority.
We round up the top quotes from the State of the Nation debate as politicians traded insults ahead of President Jacob Zuma’s response.
MPs have been knocking President Jacob Zuma’s liberal use of the phrase "a good story" during the recent Parliamentary debates.