Allan Boesak

The number of comrades wanting to stash cash under their mattresses is growing faster than Zuma court case postponements

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The country needs a mass democratic movement to confront the mismanagement that will otherwise beset it, writes Marius Oosthuizen.

Judge Serajudien Desai described his life as a ‘colourful’ one as he did his best to deflect tough interview questions.

Here’s a list of our favourite party hoppers: those silver-tongued politicians who still manage to convince us that the grass really is greener.

Cleric Allan Boesak, who quite Cope this week, on Thursday denied news reports that he had requested a meeting with President Jacob Zuma.

I’m sincerely concerned for Allan Boesak. At the rate he’s going he may well run out of organisations to join, writes Verashni Pillay.

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu on Tuesday welcomed a decision by cleric Allan Boesak to quit opposition party Cope and join ”God’s party”.

Boesak quit Cope on Tuesday, saying its structures were in disarray.

Western Cape Congress of the People (Cope) leader Allan Boesak resigned from the party on Tuesday, saying its structures were in disarray.

Cope leader Allan Boesak has slammed the ”petty viciousness” of the row between Helen Zille and the African National Congress Youth League.

Allan Boesak, the Western Cape premier candidate for Cope, has invited DA leader Helen Zille to join his party.

The DA has called on Mokotedi Mpshe to resign after revelations that he borrowed from a Hong Kong ruling in his reasoning for dropping the Zuma case.

Allan Boesak said on Friday he has named ANC members who received the money for which he went to jail in an upcoming book.

Opposition parties have been quick to hit out at the reported intention of the NPA to drop charges against ANC president Jacob Zuma.