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Enoch Godongwana has quit as a deputy minister amid a scandal over missing unionists’ pension funds. We trace his rise and fall in SA politics.

New management system and text alerts vastly improve services for HIV/Aids patients.

Survivors of the xenophobic attacks say returning to the townships is not a safe option.

The five-year suspension of ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema’s ANC membership does not mean he will be exiting the South Africa political stage.

The embattled leader of the ANC Youth League, Julius Malema, joins a growing list of senior members of the party who have been shown the door.

The judges praised Leap’s efforts in furthering much-needed maths and science education.

The judges were blown away by the Asiye eTafuleni’s approach to complex and common issues in South Africa’s cities.

Lobbying has already started for Paul Mashatile to become ANC national chairperson at the party’s crucial 2012 elective conference.

Tshwane’s re-elected ANC chairperson Kgosientso Ramokgopa has vowed to act on ill-disciplined members just hours after he reclaimed his position.

For the first time in 15 years, the home affairs department has been given a clean bill of health by auditor general Terence Nombembe.

Cleaning up home affairs might be "like climbing a greased pole", but with its first unqualified audit in years, the department says it’s back on top.

Tensions between Cosatu’s National Union of Mineworkers and the National Union of Metal Workers of SA have now spilled over to the SABC.

Thembelihle residents have joined forces with their Lenasia neighbours to continue the fight for better services, this time at the negotiating table.

Residents of the Thembelihle are again up in arms following allegations that the police used live ammunition to break up their protests.

The state has the power to bring balance to SA, but is instead acting as "a bodyguard of whiteness", Andile Mngxitama told the M&G Literary Festival.