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President Ramaphosa walks a precarious tightrope, juggling personal power, factional battles, and the looming spectre of an election year.

DA leader John Steenhuisen said former deputy president David Mabuza was the senior person that former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter was referring to when he said a senior politician was involved in the contracts, hit squads and all sorts of crimes at Eskom.

The IFP says decisions that will emerge from its policy conference in December will provide hope and confidence for South Africans.

Two world-renowned universities that enjoyed centuries of academic excellence, fame and international recognition have been reduced to nothingness in just 29 years of democracy.

"She did a nice job and this will be a great reward to the people of Mount Kenya."

The time of people doing as they wish in the ANC is gone, says the party’s secretary-general Fikile Mbalula, who has cracked the whip against a Free State mayor captured on video intimidating and threatening a resident.

Brics leaders are calling for accountability in the conflict in the Middle East which has claimed the lives of thousands of people and left many displaced.

Margaret Arnolds is the third speaker of the City of Joburg council in the last two years but is confident the coalition government is stable enough to enable her to hold the position longer than her predecessors.

ActionSA on Tuesday announced Kgoshi Letsiri Phaahla as its premier candidate for Limpopo after its provincial chairperson Sello Lediga told them he was unavailable.

The government should avoid reaching the stage where teachers, nurses, police and the rest of the civil service will not be paid