"The difficulty is that not even a single one was able to say: ‘No, that email is wrong’."
ANC spokesperson Zizi Kodwa said the reluctance by opposition parties within Mogale City to use a secret ballot was hypocritical
The Independent Electoral Commission says legal processes should be concluded before any judgment is cast.
This comes after ruling party national spokesperson Zizi Kodwa called the move premature, divisive and defiant of the ANC’s NEC.
Government representatives who contravene national foreign policy should have their official passports taken away, the ANC said on Monday.
ANC has released a statement denying that President Jacob Zuma will be questioned for bringing the party into disrepute.
The ruling party is divided over President Jacob Zuma’s leadership and a decision by prosecutors to charge Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan.
Zizi Kodwa is diverting attention away from real issues at the SABC, says former Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi.
Top ANC members are putting their foot down and demanding that all key appointments be made through the ANC deployment committee.
While electioneering in Cape Town over the weekend, EFF leader Julius Malema encouraged protesters to burn down ANC buildings instead of schools.
Pretoria high court Judge Mabel Jansen caused a storm on social media after racist comments she made about black people and rape came to light.
The ANC discouraged members from speaking out against Zuma and the party on Wednesday, and said it was harming the party.
The ruling party denied a report that it faces serious financial problems and said it had not retrenched any employees in the past 10 years.
President Jacob Zuma suspected to have strong-armed energy minister to sign Russian nuclear deal but ANC says there is nothing suspect.
An ANC NEC member has reported that the controversial new land reform proposals didn’t emanate from the party’s 2012 Mangaung conference resolutions.
As Jackson Mthembu moves to a Parliament seat, Zizi Kodwa replaces him as the ANC’s national spokesperson.
There are two candidates who would bring different skills to top government communication post. Mmanaledi Mataboge and Charles Molele report.
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/ 21 December 2011
Presidential adviser Zizi Kodwa is suing the police for R5-million after he was wrongfully arrested for drunk driving on November 11.
Mac Maharaj is the latest in a succession of cantankerous government spokespeople who, by becoming the story, have made their jobs … complicated.
Presidential adviser Zizi Kodwa is fighting to have police release his drunk driving blood sample to allow him to run independent tests.
Zizi Kodwa, who was arrested for drunk driving, has said he intends taking legal action against the officers for a "wrongful and malicious" arrest.
The appointment of Mac Maharaj as President Jacob Zuma’s new spokesperson caught many in the government and the ANC by surprise.
Former transport minister Mac Maharaj is taking over from Zizi Kodwa as President Jacob Zuma’s new spokesperson.
President Jacob Zuma is disappointed with the decision taken by the International Criminal Court to issue a warrant of arrest for Muammar Gaddafi.
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/ 26 October 2010
5FM shock jock Gareth Cliff’s meeting with the president’s spin doctor Zizi Kodwa on Monday afternoon was a bit of an anticlimax.
President Jacob Zuma’s new communications supremo, Zizi Kodwa, believes moves to curb Julius Malema’s confrontational style are already bearing fruit.
One of Vuyiswa Tulelo’s priorities as secretary general will be to ensure that the ANC Youth League ”becomes a place for young women”.
While some ANC Youth League comrades drove off to their hotels in luxurious cars, others walked across to their buses in the parking lot
ANC Youth League conference runs behind schedule as NEC nominations are held up by a failure to reach consensus.
Robert Nkuna, Ryan Coetzee, Fikile Mbalula, Juanita Terblanche, Julius Malema, Naledi Kekana, Zizi Kodwa, David Masondo and more …
African National Congress Youth League president Julius Malema is to explain remarks he made about ANC president Jacob Zuma.
Newly elected African National Congress Youth League (ANC) head Julius Malema used his first letter as president to chastise those who showed ”unbecoming conduct” at the league’s conference in Bloemfontein recently. ”Thugs and hooligans who believe they can hold the organisation to ransom … will be dealt with,” said Malema on Monday.