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Panyaza Lesufi, the Premier of Gauteng, has taken a leaf out of Western Cape Premier Alan Winde’s book with his provincial Crime Prevention Wardens.

South Africa is resisting U.S. and European pressure to commit to arresting Russian President Vladimir Putin should he arrive in Cape Town for a planned visit in August.

The Russian president simply doesn't trust South Africa, which is why he won’t risk putting foot on our troubled soil. After all, given our country’s history,can you blame the man?

The Western Cape premier is one of the few politicians I know in South Africa determined to do the right thing, writes Peter Bruce.

The ANC has embarked on an international peace brokering process to lobby its friends and foes on behalf of ally Russia.

Download logoWith blackouts hovering between stages 4 and 6 a permanent reality for many South Africans, and the contentious move by national government

South Africa: Premier Alan Winde Hosts 9th Energy Digicon

There is a risk that the debate is moving from one about rationality and global justice to an argument about identity politics, with absurd threats and whataboutism thrown in.

Andrew Donaldson on the blowback against Premier Alan Windes threat to have the Russian president arrested

The country finds itself in a quandary once again and its leaders’ indecision is not helping