A pre-trial hearing into the torture and murder of anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Timol is set down for Tuesday
Themba Mthembu and the rest of the SACP’s PEC were elected unopposed after a culled list of candidates had been presented to congress
Blade Nzimande says he has been briefed by Prasa’s current leadership that they would be taking action against those who are implicated in corruption
Janusz Walus is expected to return to the Pretoria High Court on Tuesday morning to once again apply for parole
Themba Mthembu is unlikely to survive the party’s upcoming congress
Michael Richman’s career was closely linked with those who suffered the injustices of apartheid
The entrenchment and normalisation of assassinations are a threat to democracy
Zuma repeated the threat he made to the SACP, saying it should not provoke him
As his fans plan mass action the former president warns those ‘provoking’ him to ‘keep quiet’
Unity cannot and should not be equated to the absence of differences within the structures of the organisation
It’s almost impossible to talk about Hani without mentioning the two men responsible for his death
‘I disagree with a lot of people who think that (former apartheid president) FW de Klerk and others have changed’
The SACP wants the ANC to consider co-opting Nzimande into the ANC NEC as a gesture for its commitment to unite the alliance
Clear policy, coupled with a push to identify high-impact projects, will accelerate change
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“We’re worried about whether National Treasury has done an impact study to show its effect on the poor and lower income earners,” says Carrim
Provincial ANCYL leaders and the party’s suspended provincial executive, who have backed Zuma thus far, are quiet in response to the recall
The group said it wants to "unreservedly" apologise to the people of South Africa for its conduct.
The march, which was announced over the weekend, was treated with disdain by both the SACP and the ANC in Gauteng
As we remember the days in which apartheid was finally toppled, we must ask how we will, in 28 years’ time, remember South Africa as it is now
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‘Hodgson rejected outright the racial privilege that many chose to enjoy in the face of a crime against humanity’
The SACP says the commitment the ANC shows towards the tripartite alliance will determine whether the SACP opts to contest the 2019 elections
The SACP commended government for speeding up the progressive rollout of free education at all levels since 1994.
To the people of Kanana Park, he is a father who liberated them from a miserable shack existence
The ANC entered into an alliance with the SACP, Cosatu and Sanco in 1993, and has won elections with the three bodies campaigning for them since.
“Unity” is reportedly an instruction from ANC Mpumalanga chairperson DD Mabuza for branches not to pick an individual
The SACP independently contested elections for the first time in the municipality that includes the town of Sasolburg and Zamdela township.
It could be a wake-up call for a party distracted by power struggles over its next group of leaders
As quickly as populist alliances form so do they unravel, according to Ernesto Laclau’s political philosophy theory
By taking on its alliance member, the SACP is ‘making history’ in the small Free State district
ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe says the ANC cannot be seen to be allowing individuals to get away with big corruption at state level.
A by-election in Metsimaholo municipality is the first time the alliance will face off at the polls
The SACP general secretary says that part of the reason he was removed as minister of higher education specifically related to the fees protests.