The presidency intervened, saying there should be more stakeholder consultation and public participation in the formulation of new regulations
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Operation Vulindlela is forging ahead with its next phase amid ongoing wrangling over positions in his executive
The instability of hung local governments is driving the ANC’s new-found need to get to grips with coalition politics
The president said on Thursday that business leaders were confident the electricity crisis would be overcome within a few years
Another key policy adviser is said to be leaving as President Cyril Ramaphosa’s circle shrinks further
But widespread, destructive flooding does qualify as a disaster
These elections are a warning of how history can be washed over and and used to promote modern dynasties
The former minister was found to have played a strategic role in ensuring the ground was fertile for the Guptas to plunder Denel
President Cyril Ramaphosa encourages citizens to vaccinate and continue to practice safety measures
The SIU has sent a letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office informing it of alleged corruption by his former spokesperson
The alleged intransigence of the national police commissioner Khehla Sitole in working with police watchdog Ipid could see him removed from office
Most of the 1 600 participants in the study believe the government is doing an inefficient job in combating corruption, according to Afrobarometer
The ANC’s disciplinary committee has recommended Khusela Diko stay away from any government position after it found her guilty of bringing the party into disrepute
The ANC’s disciplinary hearing against Dr Bandile Masuku has started; however, the matter against Khusela Diko has been shelved after her husband’s death
Khusela Diko’s brother has confirmed the passing of her husband, the Bhaca chief Thandisizwe, and says she is on her way to the Eastern Cape
The presidency confirms spokesperson Khusela Diko has been suspended; meanwhile, her full salary was paid while she was on ‘special leave’
In his announcement, President Cyril Ramaphosa called the late minister ‘a life-long champion of freedom and democracy’
Brian Molefe guns for Cyril Ramaphosa, alleging that the president’s relationship with Glencore was only a ploy to siphon money out of Eskom
More allegations against Jacob Zuma put before the state capture commission, as the questions the former president will have to answer when he appears next week continue to stack up
Neither statesman could command sufficient authority in an ANC that remains mired in corruption and infighting and at the behest of big capital
Talking to the media, President Cyril Ramaphosa said he too was frustrated by the slow pace of justice around corruption, but that ‘the change that we have all wanted to see is unfolding’
Government was alerted that 12 South Africans were among the crew members on board the ship only at the end of their quarantine
Promises of hope and a better tomorrow await South Africa. Yet they continue to come to naught
Mkhwebane now faces four separate and highly political court cases on three of her reports
President Ramaphosa has established a Special Investigating Unit Special Tribunal, in an effort to fast track the recovery of funds lost to the state
President Ramaphosa will proceed with a commission of inquiry into Sars, after the tax agency’s commissioner Tom Moyane was suspended
The text message is the latest in a string of suspicious misinformation that has surfaced during the ANC’s continuing discussions to fire Zuma.
‘But watching the spectacle of Zuma’s political death unfold so agonisingly has revealed much about the gaping holes in the ANC leadership’
There are those for whom he is a god but others are either indifferent or bitterly angry with him
On Sunday, Rapport, sister publication of News24, reported that the Presidency had started to compose regulations for a state of emergency.
"The tallying process of the election was concluded and Kulmiye party candidate Muse Bihi Abdi won the election and will be the president"
Around the White House there is little outward sign of the monumental changes that have taken place within the walls in the last year