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Polokwane Conference

Better management of internal dynamics is key to the ANC’s recovery
Politics
/ 12 December 2021

Better management of internal dynamics is key to the ANC’s recovery

The 2021 local government elections are a clear demonstration of the failure to manage internal disagreements, where many of the parties, civic movements and independent candidates that contested these local government elections are direct offshoots of the ANC

By Zamani Saul
Zuma’s corrosive legacy is self-inflicted
Article
/ 16 February 2018

Zuma’s corrosive legacy is self-inflicted

He worked his way up from poverty and imprisonment to become the country’s leader but he will be remembered for a presidency that hurt the people

By Staff Reporter
Zuma: From unifier to divider
Article
/ 15 December 2017

Zuma: From unifier to divider

Daddy’s decade has seen resolutions gather dust and the party left in tatters

By Niren Tolsi and Paddy Harper
SA’s democratic foundations shaken
Article
/ 7 April 2017

SA’s democratic foundations shaken

There is a more dangerous reality here that we all have to take extremely seriously.

By Eusebius McKaiser
Unlike Trevor Manuel, Pravin Gordhan cannot retire
Analysis
/ 31 October 2016

Unlike Trevor Manuel, Pravin Gordhan cannot retire

The thanks Pravin Gordhan gets for his loyalty is a spit in the face from Zuma, in the form of the fraud charges against him.

By Thebe Mabanga
Maharaj dismisses alleged involvement in spy tape collusion
Article
/ 28 September 2014

Maharaj dismisses alleged involvement in spy tape collusion

Presidency Spokesperson Mac Maharaj rebuffs Mzi Khumalo’s claims on the spy tapes as ‘wild speculation’.

By Sapa
Polokwane decisions yield a mixed bag of results
Article
/ 14 December 2012

Polokwane decisions yield a mixed bag of results

The ANC took resolutions at its Polokwane conference in 2007 to enhance both the party’s and the government’s service delivery.

By Staff Reporter
Editorial: Feel it. The day of reckoning is here
Article
/ 14 December 2012

Editorial: Feel it. The day of reckoning is here

The Polokwane conference taught us what we thought were the physics of the 21st-century ANC.

By Editorial
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Article
/ 13 April 2012

Jacob Zuma is confident of his innocence

Floyd Shivambu’s call for charges to be reinstated against Jacob Zuma smacks of opportunism, says the Young Communist League’s <b>Buti Manamela</b>.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 23 March 2012

Zuma is playing a dangerous game

President Jacob Zuma’s urge to curtail the courts’ powers could have disastrous consequences

By The Editorial
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Article
/ 24 February 2009

Mbeki’s burden will be Zuma’s too

Wiith Mbeki’s persona no longer clouding the issue, Zuma will still have to answer the question: How much consultation is enough consultation?

By Rapule Tabane
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Article
/ 21 October 2008

The infantilisation of politics

Julius Malema’s rhetoric is mere flatulence unleashed across the land.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 October 2008

Unrest at NWU (again)

North West University managers have challenged Naledi Pandor’s intervention at the unrest-torn university over a commission of inquiry.

By Monako Dibetle
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Article
/ 14 September 2008

ANC warns alliance about posts

Gwede Mantashe insists Cosatu and SACP members will share 20% of places on the ANC election lists.

By Matuma Letsoala, Mandy Rossouw and Rapule Tabane
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Article
/ 2 September 2008

Blame it on Polokwane

Pitched battles between different factions of the ANC in the Northern Cape delayed the start of the party’s provincial conference last week.

By Monako Dibetle
The party of the future
Article
/ 18 August 2008

The party of the future

Ferial Haffajee looks at the ANC’s health and education policies.

By Staff Reporter and Ferial Haffajee Author
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Article
/ 17 August 2008

Zuma-ites grab union

Zuma supporters sweep out leaders of Mbeki-aligned chemical union, writes Matuma Letsoalo.

By Staff Reporter and Matuma Letsoalo Author
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Article
/ 16 August 2008

No more shenanigans

The ANC has warned against unruly behaviour — as seen at recent conferences — at the upcoming provincial conference in Mpumalanga.

By Justin Arenstein and Sydney Masinga
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Analysis
/ 13 August 2008

In a populist vice-grip

The ANC has become fixated on the figure of the ”Great Leader” and this has contributed towards letting the populist genie out of the bottle.

By Steven Robins
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Article
/ 18 July 2008

A legacy under threat

Mandela is 90. But the celebration of a life of leadership, service and generosity is mixed with the sour taste of a legacy being polluted.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 July 2008

A blend of the two camps in the ANC might avert its sinking into the lowest form of rule.

By Richard Calland

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