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Love, curry and resistance: The culinary support behind SA’s political prisoners
Food is about so much more than mere physical sustenance, it is chock-full of feelings too
ANC parliamentary list includes leaders implicated in state capture
Only candidates with criminal records barred, ANC secretary general confirms
Step out of the grooves of those who robbed you
New and welcome is McKinley’s meticulous marshalling of evidence to prove the point.
Does ANC really push equity?
The sudden push for Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma to become the ANC president seems disingenuous.
Jimmy Manyi’s foundation targets Sipho Pityana and AngloGold Ashanti for ‘promoting anarchy’ in SA, operating illegally
It will lay formal complaints against Pityana and AngloGold Ashanti for ‘regime change’ tactics and failing to comply with mining licence provisions.
NUM wants Ramaphosa to lead the ANC, saying a KZN boss would be ‘tribalistic’
The union is strongly in favour of not stopping the tradition of the deputy replacing the party leader.
Editorial: SA in crisis: Now we need leaders
The neglect in a number of areas is glaring apparent as the rand reaches new lows and economic growth shrinks into negative territory.
Under Zuma, the ANC has finally lost it
The never-ending political scandals are ultimately killing the hopes of the poor majority.
ANC wants land cap of 12 000 hectares or two farms
The ANC top brass have proposed limiting the amount of land South Africans can own and the party won’t wait for the law to be tested constitutionally.
Power to the people: ANC seeks enlightenment
As the ANC executive gather for its bi-annual lekgotla, the energy crises gripping the country will be at the top of the ruling party’s agenda.
Ben Turok: Pallo Jordan’s strength lies in his history
Despite Pallo Jordan’s resignation following reports of falsifying academic credentials, he is not history, writes the anti-apartheid activist.
No more ‘business as usual’ for MPs and the state
The controversial practice of powerful politicians and their families doing business with the state is soon to come to an end.
Bonds of tribal loyalty loosen
Ronnie Kasrils names his comrades in the fourth edition of his book about the struggle. Other than that, not much is new.
Waiting for the Rainbow: Villagers lament Motsepe’s empty promises
Poverty-stricken villagers wait in vain for development promised to them by African Rainbow Minerals, which pledged to provide houses and roads.
Road to Mangaung: How Zuma won Mangaung votes
Provincial support has been garnered as part of a key strategy to win votes at the crucial conference.