The Mangaung battle lines have begun to show after a showdown at the first day of the ANC policy conference in Midrand.
Policies adopted at ANC sessions this week will affect the entire nation, but the media aren’t welcome as the party "doesn’t want to hold back".
A survey has revealed that most of South Africa’s youth do not want Jacob Zuma or Tokyo Sexwale as president of the country.
Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale has called on ANC leaders to change or face removal, while remaining coy about his own political ambitions.
In response to a report fingering ANC leaders in a plot to unseat President Zuma, Sexwale has asked for Richard Mdluli to be investigated.
Julius Malema has no future within the ANC despite claims that he would lead the organisation in the future, sources within the ruling party say.
Former ANC Youth League president Julius Malema’s Ratanang Family Trust owes R15-million to the SA Revenue Service, a media report said.
An affidavit requesting a probe into crime intelligence head Richard Mdluli’s alleged abuse of state resources has been stolen from a lawyer’s home.
A who’s who of the companies behind the billion-rand social grants tender has shown a lot of contradictions, and revealed more links to Tokyo Sewale.
BEE firm that will reap rewards from huge payout tender refuses to reveal its shareholders
Readers have shared their thoughts on why politics and business don’t mix and also on issues of homosexuality.
The BEE consortium that is part of the winning bidder for a massive social grant tender has many links to Mvelaphanda, Tokyo Sexwale’s company.
The South African Social Security Agency risks not fulfilling its mandate by getting caught up in the messy business that it is "tenders".
A social grants payment contract has sparked a court battle because it was awarded to foreign firm with a chequered past in South Africa.
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/ 8 February 2012
Safa has lauded the appointment of Tokyo Sexwale to Fifa’s media committee, saying the move epitomised and acknowledged the vital role he has played.
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/ 7 February 2012
Tokyo Sexwale has been appointed to Fifa’s media committee, responsible for maintaining relationships with international media.
While the ANC’s appeals committee has upheld the majority of the ANCYL suspensions, Malema and his co-accused can still present mitigating evidence.
A designer builds a "kennel-like" shelter for a homeless woman and liberals cry foul. But is it a helping hand or an assault on human dignity?
Pro and anti-Zuma officials are lashing out at each other as Cyril Ramaphosa prepares to hear ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema’s appeal.
The ANC has spared its president Jacob Zuma possible embarrassment by not sending him to address the party’s Limpopo congress.
Contrary to reports, Tokyo Sexwale and Kgalema Motlanthe still have a case to answer for the the parts they played in the Oilgate scandal.
Political heavyweights Kgalema Motlanthe and Tokyo Sexwale may be in the clear — but that doesn’t mean no one did anything wrong in the Oilgate saga.
The Donen report on allegations of illicit activities in the UN’s Iraq oil for food programme has found that no South African law was broken.
The release of the report into the Oil for Food scandal today may well reopen a Pandora’s box of allegations about kickbacks and diplomatic favours.
Tokyo Sexwale says Fifa president Sepp Blatter’s comments on racism in the game are unfortunate.
Tokyo Sexwale’s allies say that the former Gauteng premier is eyeing 2017, not 2012, as the year in which he will make a bid for the ANC presidency.
The ANC has bemoaned what it described as attempts to divide party leaders with regard to last week’s suspension of ANC Youth League leaders.
Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale has warned ANC leaders not to underestimate the power and influence of Julius Malema and the youth league.
Investigations by the Hawks, the public protector and Sars into "Malema Inc" may be in their infancy but reports suggest he should be worried.
Kgalema Motlanthe and Tokyo Sexwale are deeply unhappy about President Jacob Zuma’s decision to release the Donen report into the Oilgate scandal.
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/ 21 October 2011
Is it an ambush by scandal on the road to Mangaung or a wise capitulation in the face of a near-certain court defeat?
The release of the Donen report into the Oil for Food scandal may well reopen a Pandora’s box of allegations about kickbacks and diplomatic favours traded for oil from Saddam Hussein’s Iraq.