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Some ANC leaders seen as letting the side down just weeks before polls that could force party into a coalition government

There’s so much froth being written about the DA ahead of the May 29 elections it is worth saying that where it is in government it makes a difference for the better. From public services to job creation, it’s just a fact, writes Peter Bruce.

Group says it wants 'cultural accord' to address minority's concerns.

Five senior officials suspended with full pay as city heads to Labour Court for harsher sanction.

Zuma feels wronged by corruption allegations, is out for revenge against his successor and will wreak havoc, we hear in this episode of the 'Sunday Times Politics Weekly'.

The president’s legacy might redefine global trade and commerce

Nelson Mandela Bay city manager Noxolo Nqwazi and her co-accused will return to court on Friday for the continuation of their drawn-out multimillion-rand toilet tender fraud trial.

Predicting the outcomes of elections is difficult unless they’re happening in Russia or Zimbabwe

South Africa will use future drawdowns of its Gold and Foreign Exchange Contingency Reserve Account to curb its debt burden, says finance minister Enoch Godongwana.

Barely a month after President Cyril Ramaphosa ordered the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to probe serious maladministration allegations in the Eastern Cape Rural Development Agency, including a R19.2bn tilapia fish farming project on the Wild Coast, the agency is now being hauled to court in a dispute over the placement of its staff into a new organigram.