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The former public protector says she envisioned the EFF becoming the governing party and was looking forward to being a part of that growth

The DA in KwaZulu-Natal has approached the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to probe fraud, corruption and jobs for pals' allegations in the economic development, tourism and environmental affairs (EDTEA) department.

Dirco spokesperson says SA is ready to share its experience in mediation and conflict resolution

Former president Thabo Mbeki, in his inimitable, laid back style, stares into the TV camera, stating, without any embarrassment that the ANC has not let down SA. He has clearly forgotten that the rot set in during his insipid tenure as president allowing his inner circle and appointed cadres to run amok within the hallowed walls of the Union Buildings, Luthuli House and all governmental structures, opening up the portal of self enrichment among the ANC gluttons, that were waiting to be unleash.....

An ANC MPL wants the Buffalo City Metro to consider making available land for a heroes acre because graves of the party’s stalwarts and freedom fighters are being vandalised at the Cambridge Cemetery. Xolani Malamlela tabled his motion in the provincial legislature last week. Malamlela lamented the rate of vandalism of the tombstones at the Cambridge Cemetery.

We have no backbone or a discernible principled stance on foreign diplomacy, while we shoot ourselves in the foot every day on domestic issues.

The faction of the National Alliance at odds with Gary van Niekerk, who maintains he is the mayor of Nelson Mandela Bay and party president, has distanced itself from the coalition government and set the table for new coalition negotiations.

SA is stuck in a deep rut politically and economically because our government is fantastic at coming up with great policies and schemes — and immediately undermining or even contradicting them.

“I've decided to officially resign from the ANC."

Police minister Bheki Cele says the justice, crime prevention and security cluster is not only targeting illegal mining’s foot soldiers, but the focus has shifted to the big guns who benefit from the proceeds of this illegal activity.