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The class of 2023 is to be congratulated for attaining an 82.9% pass rate, up from 80.1% in 2022 and 76.4% in 2021.

KwaZulu-Natal ANC deploys heavyweights to discourage members and supporters from following former president.

How the ANC fares in Zuma’s home province, and in Gauteng, will decide if a coalition is necessary — and who would join it, writes Sam Mkokeli.

If truth be told, Bophuthatswana was more progressive than this ANC, so says Action SA leader Herman Mashaba.

Ramaphosa has decided, like Zuma before him, to put the interests of his party ahead of those of the country. But unlike Zuma, he's turned out to have no backbone, writes Barney Mthombothi.

ActionSA's Nasiphi Moya has been elected Tshwane's first deputy mayor.

By gagging Mbalula for being honest, the ANC has admitted that being honest with voters, and exposing corruption, violates its principles

Sipho Singiswa is correct when he says his mentor, Jacob Zuma, is not funded by white monopoly capitalists (Sunday Times, January 14). His MK Party is being funded by the money looted by the Guptas and their associates.

The ANC national conference that took place at Nasrec in December 2017 was meant to be a turning point for the party. However, it seems that the conference has only served to deepen the division within the party and led to its eventual downfall.

Yet another important leader has warned of chaos during the pending elections in 2024. Bishop Vusi Dube warned of bloodshed ahead unless cool heads prevail. These foreboding statements come from powerful people within the ANC top hierarchy.