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President Cyril Ramaphosa is no longer coming to address the 2019 manifesto review rally in East London on Saturday.

Unisa is only the latest of a long list of once functioning institutions that the party has brought to their knees with its cadre deployment obsession, writes Peter Bruce.

There was a time, in the early 2000s, when parliament’s joint ethics committee was one of the national legislature’s most respected, if not feared, structures.

Many have celebrated the fall of Transnet boss Portia Derby, as though executive leadership was the sole cause of the entity's disintegration, writes Sam Mkokeli

If this reconciliation were indeed to be achieved, which horse — or tiger — would the IFP mount now that it has decided to join an opposition electoral pact against the ANC, writes Barney Mthombothi.

In this episode of the Sunday Times Politics Weekly, we look at the state’s underwhelming track record in bringing to book individuals accused of complicity in state capture during the Jacob Zuma presidency.

After years of fair warning to legislate anti-doping, our government’s tardiness will become an international embarrassment

SA's employment equity legislation is good on paper but will hardly be welcomed by those who are told to curb their ambitions if the percentages keep them out of jobs

On SA's governance crisis, Ivo Vegter writes, "The local news is a constant barrage of bad news. Under the ANC, this will only get worse."

Some of the controversial figures appointed to the agencies are implicated in the state capture report, including former finance minister Des van Rooyen