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South Africa's foreign policy has become a minefield of contradictions that risk isolating the nation from Western trade partners and allies.

“The shareholder’s role is to hold board members to account. The boards have a responsibility to ensure that a turnaround strategy is in place and that project management is taking place,” said Gordhan.

Former transport minister argues she did not benefit from her wrongdoing and that besides some blemishes, her track record was clean

Opposition parties in the Buffalo City Metro council want councillors and senior managers in the city to submit their qualifications for scrutiny following mayor Princess Faku’s battle with the University of Fort Hare over her law degree.This comes after the official opposition DA filed a motion to be discussed at Friday’s council meeting calling for the qualifications to be verified.

SA’s worker-driven climate justice movement — formalised with the official launch of the Climate Justice Charter Movement (CJCM) last Wednesday — will decide soon if it will contest next year’s general election.In its first statement, the new secretariat said it would make up its mind on December 10.

Buffalo City Metro law enforcement had to defuse tensions after pandemonium broke out at the South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) provincial conference at the East London City Hall at the weekend.

Khoza believes the CCT decision against him and about 62 other party representatives is unjust and unfair

Fired ANC eThekwini ward councillor Muzi Ngiba has suffered another legal blow after proceedings in his bail bid on new facts did not go ahead in the Durban regional court on Monday.

Mining union Amcu has been interdicted from detaining workers underground at Gold One’s Modder East shaft in Springs, east of Johannesburg.

The election season is officially in full swing, with the Electoral Commission of South Africa declaring its readiness to hold the 2024 elections.