Our national and provincial departments racked up R25.7-billion in irregular expenditure, although this was 27% less than the year before.
The debate between the party’s parliamentary and federal leaders laid bare key differences in their personal politics, and political personability.
A rights group has asked the ICC to investigate King Zwelithini’s comments about foreigners – and accuses SA police of being complicit or negligent.
As opposition parties criticise the police minister for recommending Robert McBride as head of the IPID, an analyst says his appointment is likely.
The IPID says it is investigating allegations of defeating the ends of justice against national police commissioner Riah Phiyega.
Public protector Thuli Madonsela has questioned the delay in changing the law dealing with who she should hand reports to in presidency matters.
SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande says the ANC must emerge from Mangaung as a restored party with a committed leadership.
The e-tolling of Gauteng’s highways must be set aside because insufficient public consultation has taken place, the Pretoria High Court has heard.
Tony Blair has delivered a speech on the need for innovation while poking fun at Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s refusal to attend the leadership summit.
Deepening rifts between ANC members in provincial regions could create a crisis for the ruling party, say political analysts.
SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande has said the SACP will not abandon the ANC despite increasing criticism about their relationship.
Many companies in South Africa use labour brokers to circumvent labour laws, says Labour Appeal Court Judge President Dunstan Mlambo.
The ANC’s national executive committee has acknowledged that the late delivery of textbooks in Limpopo has been a "serious failure" by government.
A challenge in the Johannesburg Labour Court by Glynnis Breytenbach against her suspension from the National Prosecuting Authority has failed.
The Human Sciences Research Council says the ANC’s policy of cadre deployment is adversely affecting public services.
A Gauteng union official claims there is evidence that the DA caused the violence that broke out when it marched on Cosatu’s Johannesburg offices.
Minister in the Presidency Trevor Manuel says South Africans need to be more active in politics than they were during the anti-apartheid struggle.
A handful of ANC Youth League supporters marched outside Luthuli House, as Julius Malema’s appeal against his suspension from the ANC started.
As Julius Malema’s appeal against his suspension from the ANC begins, the youth league says it worries that important issues are being sidelined.
ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema says the marches to the union building is for dignity, but some sceptics think he is "talking nonsense".
