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Owing to its history of overcoming apartheid, there is no better country than South Africa to stake a claim in the debate about the conflict between Israel and Palestine, writes Sam Mkokeli.

The Mbalula-driven outrage at Zuma’s use of MK name is smoke and mirrors — the ANC’s real concern is how the masses are flocking to support the ex-president, writes Sipho Singiswa.

There is so much more in the Sunday Times — have your pick, there is something for everyone

Zuma still wields considerable clout and has vowed to campaign and vote for the radical new Umkhonto We Sizwe (MK) party, or Spear of the Nation

The ANC won't say how much it made from its fundraising activities this weekend, but judging from the turnout at the “gold day” event and the gala dinner on Friday, the party raked in millions.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned against coalition governments saying they “don’t work” and should South Africa enter into coalition agreements at provincial and national governments, it will be a “total disaster”.

Street vendors struggle while restaurants and nightclubs cream it.

Wamalwa said Western Kenya is not short of leaders who can run for presidency in 2027.

Despite mounting challenges that threaten the ANC's return to power in the upcoming general elections, progress has been made by the party in fulfilling its mandate to South Africans, its alliance partners said on Saturday.

Former president Jacob Zuma has given the clearest indication yet that he will likely be the MK Party's presidential candidate