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The ANC has devised a plan to neutralise its former president Jacob Zuma and his MK Party and stop the DA in its tracks as part of its grand elections strategy.

In a scramble for damage control after shocking allegations of abuse at one of its residences, Stellenbosch University yesterday said it would not tolerate any “humiliation” of its first-year students.

The ANC believes the provisional measures ordered by the International Court of Justice in South Africa’s case against Israel go beyond the request for a ceasefire.

Premier Oscar Mabuyane said the interventions to improve governance systems at the Amathole District Municipality were beginning to yield positive results.

If you’re alarmed at the prospect of former president Jacob Zuma joining a new political party ahead of the coming elections, calm down. Zuma was great in the wake of an aloof and distant Thabo Mbeki, but without a well-oiled political machine behind him he is a distracted and disorganised mess.

There has been mixed reaction from political parties and human rights bodies to the International Court of Justice's order in South Africa's genocide case against Israel on Friday.

The ANC's response to the formation of the MK Party has played into the hands of its most threatening adversary since 1994, writes Lucky Mathebula.

ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa on Saturday took his election campaign to the Shembe Nazareth Baptist Church where he announced that the party will build a 1000 sleeper building for the church as a form of a donation.

In a scramble for damage control after shocking allegations of abuse at one of its residences, Stellenbosch University yesterday said it would not tolerate any “humiliation” of its first-year students.

Herman Mashaba is disingenuous to bypass the politics of race in his ode to Lucas Mangope, because racial oppression was what the homelands were about, writes Mike Siluma.