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The Presidency

Wanted: A new spindoctor for Ramaphosa
Politics
/ 5 September 2021

Wanted: A new spindoctor for Ramaphosa

President Cyril Ramaphosa is said to be looking for someone who can bridge the gap between his office and the media.

By Lizeka Tandwa
Who the State Security Agency reports to should not depend on current roleplayers
Opinion
/ 4 September 2021

Who the State Security Agency reports to should not depend on current roleplayers

Whether national security should be located inside or outside the presidency must be considered based on functionality and constitutional values

By Johann van der Westhuizen
State security in the presidency — the risks and opportunities
Opinion
/ 4 September 2021

State security in the presidency — the risks and opportunities

The need to protect the autonomy of the State Security Agency from political interference is even more critical now that it falls under the presidency

By David Africa
Hawks move on R3.4-billion in corruption cases referred by SIU
National
/ 6 July 2021

Hawks move on R3.4-billion in corruption cases referred by SIU

The Hawks and the NPA want to boost forensic investigative capacity to get back more money lost to corruption

By Paddy Harper
Presidency ordered to pay costs after withdrawal of state capture appeal
Article
/ 18 April 2018

Presidency ordered to pay costs after withdrawal of state capture appeal

Judge President Dunstan Mlambo ordered that the Presidency pay costs, up to the present date.

By Paul Herman
Bathabile Dlamini evades questions and sseemingly lies at Sassa presser
Article
/ 5 March 2017

Bathabile Dlamini evades questions and sseemingly lies at Sassa presser

Minister Bathabile Dlamini sought to suggest that President Jacob Zuma is satisfied with her performance.

By Phillip De Wet
Struggle stalwart Mac Maharaj decides to call it a day
Article
/ 7 April 2015

Struggle stalwart Mac Maharaj decides to call it a day

The presidential spokesperson, who is close to 80 years old, says it is time to "slow down".

By Staff Reporter
Say what? Presidency celebrates 16 years of ‘raising gender-based violence’
Article
/ 25 November 2014

Say what? Presidency celebrates 16 years of ‘raising gender-based violence’

Is government committed to fighting for or against women? A mistake in a press release for 16 days of activism is revealing, writes Verashni Pillay.

By Verashni Pillay
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Article
/ 6 July 2010

‘No crisis’ as Presidency officials resign

The Presidency has announced three more departures by senior officials in its office but denied that there was a "crisis".

By Staff Reporter
Finding Malema’s sensitive side
Article
/ 19 March 2010

Finding Malema’s sensitive side

President Jacob Zuma’s new communications supremo, Zizi Kodwa, believes moves to curb Julius Malema’s confrontational style are already bearing fruit.

By Mandy Rossouw
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Article
/ 14 August 2009

‘Silent’ second-in-command

Despite maintaining a low-key political presence, Kgalema Motlanthe is a busy vice-president.

By Mmanaledi Mataboge

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