It will also try to ease dealings with its partners in the government of national unity (GNU), in particular the DA, ahead of local government election campaigning
The civic organisation says the ANC’s relationship with itself, labour federation Cosatu and the South African Communist Party is ‘fake’
With people queuing for services, no water, lax enforcement of mask rules and plenty of partying, the virus is flourishing once again, and a quarter of the growth is in the…
Those involved in the distribution of government houses in Gauteng fear for their lives
The party must decide if politicised uncertainty and institutionalised ambiguity will be its end
Sanco deputy president wants Ipid to investigate an attempt to arrest him and the organisation’s president on the eve of its elective conference
The civic organisation is battling to rid itself of Jacob Zuma’s allies in the post-Nasrec era
The suspension of an official and accusations of corruption have racked the civic body
It was meant to keep the ANC honest but has become another victim of Zuma’s toxic legacy
Sanco’s provincial leadership has rejected the suspension of its secretary, Richard Mkhungo, by its national leadership
Unity cannot and should not be equated to the absence of differences within the structures of the organisation
The treasurer of the South African National Civic Organisation has been kicked out by Sanco’s leadership.
‘The bus strike is continuing, we are intensifying the action,’ Satawu spokesperson Zanele Sabela said
The bus strike, which started on Wednesday, has left thousands stranded and minibus taxis strained as they try to cater for the increased travel load
The ANC entered into an alliance with the SACP, Cosatu and Sanco in 1993, and has won elections with the three bodies campaigning for them since.
The ANC treasurer general is being punted as a unifying ‘third way’, which is gaining traction in KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape
If the alliance could not unite, DA leader Mmusi Maimane could become the country’s next president, she warned.
The tripartite alliance says it wants to address all "irritations" that are causing internal divisions at their five day summit.
In the wake of recent unrest in Diepsloot, the South African National Civic Organisation has condemned "African-on-African violence".
Civic Organisation Sanco has said it will rally to keep Tokyo Sexwale out of office because of his silence on the demolition of houses in Lenasia.
