The president ‘will risk impeachment’ as he fights to the bitter end to exit on his own terms.
Whether it’s through the opposition or the ANC itself, the road to Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation address is littered with potholes
Human beings are allowed to change their views – but it is crucial to own this evolution. It is important to face up to your past behaviour.
Nationalisation would leave people at the mercy of a government that has already proven to be self-serving and intent on growing personal wealth.
South Africa lost some more moral ground last weekend.
President Jacob Zuma outlined an agenda that will create jobs and change the face of the economy.
A crippled state, like an ailing patient, cannot heal itself, but needs a visionary leader to perform emergency surgery in a selfless and moral way.
While the brawls can’t be condoned, they are a perfect indication of the multiplicity of views that exist in our Parliament.
A minimum wage is one of only a handful of 2016 State of the Nation pledges to have actually materialised
Army deployment follows intelligence reports which suggested massive unrest and the erection of shacks as a symbolic protest at Sona.
The party knows it is facing a tough election battle in 2019 and it needs to regain its revolutionary image
Speaking exclusively to the Mail & Guardian, the Economic Freedom Fighters leader reveals why he believes the president wants a third term.
Was there perhaps widely felt criticism hidden in the praise singer’s exaltation of President Jacob Zuma at the 2016 State of the Nation Address?
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe will be quizzed on the economic crisis following his State of the Nation speech.
The president was in top form, from "commending" Julius Malema and calling Mangosuthu Buthelezi the "voice of reason", to giving a history lesson.
State Security Minister David Mahlobo has denied reports of signal jamming at the State of the Nation Address, blaming it on equipment glitches.
We looked at the data to see if Zuma had lived up to promises he made in the seven speeches leading up to this year’s State of the Nation address.
Opposition leaders led supporters to the gates of Parliament where they presented a scathing attack on the efficiency and progress of the ANC.
The presidency invited South Africans on social media to recommend topics for Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation address – and we obliged.
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Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe says that the EFF’s threat to disrupt the State of the Nation address is an issue Parliament must deal with.
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While putting questions to the president during his State of the Nation address isn’t against the rules, doing so would go against the "norm".
EFF leader Julius Malema tore into President Jacob Zuma at the Sona debate, but also received a lot of criticism.
Cosatu’s Zwelinzima Vavi and opposition parties have harshly criticised Jacob Zuma’s Sona, with some calling for a radical change to economic policy.
President Jacob Zuma will give his State of the Nation address this week, while elsewhere investors will focus on eurozone inflation updates.
President Jacob Zuma has told National Assembly that government would launch a drive to tackle poverty and inequality after the elections.
There was a great deal of story-telling in Parliament as party after party tried to use the "good story to tell" phrase to their own end.
While ANC MPs stuck to the "good story" line, opposition parties in Parliament aimed to poke holes in last week’s State of the Nation address.
DA parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko has vowed to table a motion to impeach President Jacob Zuma if the Nkandla report implicates him.
In his State of the Nation address, President Jacob Zuma highlighted his administration’s successes but also expressed worry over violent protests.
The red carpet in the parliamentary precinct lit up with colour as MPs and invited guests dazzled with their glamorous and not-so-glamorous outfits.
Expectations for President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation address has varied widely, with some hoping he will announce his retirement.
Parliament has announced that there will be two State of the Nation addresses in 2014, and says the cost of the first one will be R5.7-million.