The former president’s lawyers say they do not know how where Parliament obtained the information about his attendance
The case between the president and Busisiwe Mkhwebane has also drawn in the national director of public prosecutions and the Financial Intelligence Centre
The public protector has labelled her possible impeachment as unconstitutional and unlawful
Local government has long been the site of gross mismanagement and corruption. Both of these deny people their hopes and dreams and can lead to them also losing their lives.
Regina Mohlomi says she never saw herself as a parliamentary bouncer
Critics are asking if the council, which debates social and economic policies, is fit for purpose
The minister of human settlements, water and sanitation, who put Dlamini in the job on November 5, has 10 days to respond to parliamentary questions
It was a helluva week, particularly after my cellphone died. But I found an old phone number for Gwede
It may have good intentions but it fails to achieve what it sets out to do
SA’s economic prospects have declined rapidly since Feburary, with Eskom being one of the biggest drains. It’s time for some difficult choices
After stepping down as the leader of the DA, the party’s former leader has now left parliament
Amid the violence in Jeppestown — labelled xenophobia, but a manifestation of people’s fears and desperation — runs a sliver of hope
“Our nation is at a crossroads. Our actions now will determine whether we rise or sink into the abyss,” the president says
The high court orders some immediate changes to the law that allows government to intercept people’s phones and correspondence
There are currently no rules in place for how a public protector should be investigated by the legislature
‘The public protector has strayed,’ says the president in his court papers asking her report on Bosasa’s donation to the CR17 campaign be set aside
Pemmy Majodina says controversial MPs have not been convicted in a court of law
Controversial MPs who have engaged in questionable conduct are back in Parliament thanks to the governing party
The M&G understands the ANC offered the position to the IFP in exchange for support in metros lost during 2016 local government elections
Following criticism from cultural groups, a praise singer will be heralding the president’s arrival.But costs will be kept to a minimum
ANCWL president remains defiant and plays the victim to the end as she bows out as an MP
The former tourism minister failed to make the cut when President Cyril Ramaphosa announced his Cabinet two weeks ago
The ANC Women’s League president is the third MP to walk away in two days
The move by ANC deputy president David Mabuza has exposed the cracks in the governing party’s renewal project
South Africa faces a host of problems that the new administration must attend to with urgency
‘Over 25 years of democracy, the government’s attempts at land restitution have been lambasted for their slow pace and all-round inefficiency’
Deputy president David Mabuza could be playing a long game to place him in a strong position to become president of the ANC
Pemmy Majodina returns to the parliamentary precinct after having served as a member of the National Council of Provinces between 1999 and 2004
In the build-up to the election of the president, the DA had intimated that it would put its own candidate, but it was not to be.
According to a statement from the ANC, its deputy president made the request himself
The party, split along factional lines, must make tough decisions on who gets to represent it in Parliament
More parties than ever will share the country’s 400 parliamentary seats