Party leader Julius Malema said the move signalled the president’s loss of confidence in the police
The South African Democratic Teachers Union alleges schools are pressuring learners in grade 10 and upwards to drop maths to protect overall matric pass rates
Meetings are due in coming days and weeks to undo the damage after the finance minister caved on the tax increase
The minister also wants to secure capital inflow for Transnet
Other parties flagged irregularities but want to distance themselves from MK and Jacob Zuma’s efforts to discredit the elections
The leader of Rise Mzansi said the Democratic Alliance leader was not credible or capable of becoming South Africa’s president
Despite evidence of the dangers and failures of public-private partnerships, the ANC and newcomer Rise Mzansi ignore these concerns
South Africa’s political narrative is mired in a swamp of inadequacy and hypocrisy
The elections offer us the choice between the liberal/conservative group that offers no real benefits for the poor and working-class, and a populist, authoritarian form of…
The democratic revolution requires a collective effort that goes beyond the ambitions of individual parties or leaders
Funders are concerned about the fragmented opposition but party leaders are adamant that they and not donors are driving the process
Part IV: Journalists helped pull SA back from a precipice by exposing the depth of state capture. But they are staring into an abyss of their own
The interim order was granted in the South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg late on Thursday afternoon.
It is fashionable to blame politicians for a lack of ethics, but they are abetted by business
Businesses will circumvent the law to protect their interests if government is corrupt, writes Songezo Zibi.
Ungovernable, fearless and disrespectful, a small group of young black intellectuals is riling the ANC and they’re unapologetic about it.
As Julius Malema and others face criminal charges, the whiff of political interference is in the air again.
We need a generation of black people who refuse to be defined by the victimhood of colonialism, writes <b>Songezo Zibi</b>.
