Its papers to the UN tribunal served as reminder of the suffering of Palestinians and Israel’s defiance on international covenants, the president said
Andrii Sybiha said Kyiv needed international support to shift Putin from his demand that Ukraine surrender
Taiwan on Tuesday rejected South Africa’s demand that it close its office in Pretoria as ‘unreasonable’
The president said any suggestion that South Africa would pull rank in the process was misplaced
South Africa cannot squander the positive sentiment the governing coalition has garnered around the world, the minister said
Reputational damage mounts while Ramaphosa worries about the power balance in his coalition cabinet
The furore around impeached judge John Hlophe’s appointment to the JSC will politicise the first interviews since her appointment
Pravin Gordhan’s earliest role as an organiser of civil resistance still carries relevance
The head of the National Prosecuting Authority said her investigators needed to see all evidence and called for more urgency in solving the impasse
A police detective investigating a detention and assault case was herself allegedly assaulted by consulate security
The international ministry is considering its options in the multilateral sphere to push for a ceasefire in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola says the extrajudicial killing will undermine efforts to end the conflict
The Democratic Alliance will lead five portfolio committees but the bulk have remained under the leadership of the ANC
ANC MPs have been elected to chair the portfolio committee overseeing ministries now headed by the Democratic Alliance
The president appointed opposition newcomers where they can be most effective but did not rid cabinet of compromised members of his party
The new minister needs to involve young people as he sets out to cement the country’s position as a vocal advocate for human rights and international justice
The minister confronted the future deputy president of the SCA on the electoral court’s overturned judgment on Jacob Zuma’s eligibility for parliament
The initial commitment, informed by the constitutional dream of the struggle, has been trundled underfoot by ministers and presidents
The department missed the deadline for appealing the fine imposed by the Information Regulator for failing to comply with the Popi Act
But first justice officials want their Emirati counterparts to say plainly why the first was denied
Apart from seven cases before court, dozens more are under investigation, the minister told parliament
The acting judge who discharged Gutpa associates in the first state capture case fell short of legal and ethical standards, the National Prosecuting Authority submitted
The former president sought to challenge the court’s finding that his private prosecution of the president was unlawful and invalid
The sidelining of state attorneys in a challenge to the Zondo report has provided schadenfreude for the chief justice’s critics
The former president spent spent just an hour at the prison while paperwork was done to release him from the remainder of his 15-month sentence for contempt of court
Eighteen more prisoners were injured and the prison was gutted in a blaze started by rioting inmates
Reform is on the cards while life sentences pile up, causing major delays in applications
The president’s speech at a Brics dinner this week suggests the expansion of the bloc won’t happen any time soon
The former Mozambican finance minister will stand trial in New York for his alleged central role in a debt scandal that triggered a sovereign default
The deputy president confirmed that South Africa would be forced to host the Brics summit and was likely to host the Russian leader in person
A US government jet is waiting at Lanseria to fly the former Mozambican finance minister implicated in an international fraud scandal to New York to face fraud charges
The presidency said a provision in the Rome Statute obliged ICC member states to deal with requests for assistance on a confidential basis