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It’s a ‘bloodsucking exercise’, says committee as it resolves to withhold unqualified support for the transaction

All a bad dream for the president but stark reality for the rest of us

It was long overdue for Mavuso Msimang to call it a day. He is right, the ANC is not willing to rid itself of corruption and all its mess.

Buffalo City Metro has appointed its former CFO, Vincent Pillay, to a new top job just four years after it sacked him for his involvement in the Nelson Mandela funeral funds scandal.Pillay was suspended by the city in 2018 and fired in early 2019 after a municipal disciplinary hearing.

The mystery of the missing tyres from a Nelson Mandela Bay storage depot has unravelled what a senior official has termed a syndicate targeting vehicle components that is hampering the city’s ability to provide some services.

Another big name from the business sector has thrown his name in the hat as a presidential candidate for the opposition in South Africa.

The IFP is proposing a participative democracy as an ideology that will guide its delegates to adopt policies to present to the electorate ahead of the 2024 general elections, as opposed to old-fashioned ideas.

EFF leader Julius Malema says the survival of the ANC in the 2024 general elections depends on the Eastern Cape, appealing to his party members to put a spanner in the works.He was addressing the party’s ground forces forum at the Orient Theatre in East London on Sunday.

The president wants South Africans to be more like the Chinese, and not ‘badmouth their own country’. Here’s what he’s asking for.

ANC Youth League president Collen Malatji believes the root of the country's problems lies in the collapse of state-owned entities and a regressive National Treasury.